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Not much help really as I've never ridden down to France, but I'd suggest that France in August is bonkers, as most of the French take their annual leave then as well as lots of other Europeans, so most places are very busy and or booked up.
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France is nuts in August...
I reckon you should burn down to Castellane, and stay at the camesite just outside town, it is an N85 ride down to the beaches and Nice. With the alps on one side and some nice gorges on the other side.
Or a town aix les bains, its a lake with a beach at the base bog all people there. ____________________ Spain 2008France 2007Big one 2009 We all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will. In the end, your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it is worth watching. |
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 Posted: 01:03 - 16 Aug 2010 Post subject: Re: Cap d'agde/ southern france touring break |
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I camped around there somewhere (maybe a bit to the east), as it was my Birthday that day, had an idealised view of camping on a cliff overlooking the sea.
Reality was I had a load of ground to cover so just stopped in a random bit of woods down a lane - I had come from Torino that morning, to the coast at Savona then along the coast road, which was slow and disappointing.
It was slightly spoilt by the old vodka bottle from whoever had used that little clearing last, but otherwise was appropriately 'wild' .
Err, not much help, probably . |
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