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With the posting of the fourth episode of "County Sheriff", I am taking a break from posting stories. I have two more multi-part stories ready to post but as I'm going on holiday in a couple of weeks, I decided that they can wait until I return.

I'm off to Corsica and Sardinia on my Motorcycle with a bunch of other like minded riders. Two long days to go down through France and then overnight to Corsica.
I'll be back in the UK for the 'Fully Charged - Live' event at Silverstone 9/10 June.
Once I'm recovered from the travelling I'll start posting again. Who knows eh? My trip might give me some ideas for more tales....

Samantha

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Have fun.......

D. Eden's picture

But be careful. It sounds like a wonderful trip, and hopefully you will have good weather.

Looking forward to your return!

D

D. Eden

Dum Vivimus, Vivamus

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Maddy Bell's picture

crashing into stuff this time eh?

be safe

Mads


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Madeline Anafrid Bell

I'll try.... Honest

The insurance on that 'event' is still not settled. It turns out the the other party had let their insurance lapse... sigh.

Just a word of warning to anyone planning on taking a vehicle to France. You need to buy a certificate of compliance to prove that your vehicle is not a polluter. You 1947 Massey Fergusson tractor is excempt by the way... as are all agricultural vehicles.

You need to apply at

www.certificat-air.gouv.fr/en/

Typical of the French, implimenting a rule and not telling anyone about it and then raking in the fines. A26 Rhiems-Calais seems to be a hot spot at the moment.
The fine is £117 or around 140 Euros.
If you go into Paris, Lyon and a number of other cities then you will need the 'thing on your windscreen'. But I have it on good authourity that even the French are ignoring it but I'm sure the Polis won't pass up an opportunity to fleece a few tourists.
Even if you go from Dover to Calais and then head into Belgium you are supposed to have a certificate....
Samantha