Reckon this is a fair warning to all if dreadful for the folk involved https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/holidaymakers-panic-motorhome-gets-stuck-23804714?fbclid=IwAR3W5LJ7LMBYpyDCoknvVGqo

I have come across a helpful Facebook Group "Road Trip: UK to Greece & Back" which might be helpful to some. There seem to be quite a few folk driving both ways and reporting on their experience.

I think ADAC actually require a resignation "letter" cancelling membership (I sent an email) which they then acknowledge and, sadly, never to be heard of again.

Whichever route you choose, do take note/don't forget this: https://www.gov.uk/provide-journey-contact-details-before-travel-uk

On Wed, Aug 19, 2020 at 11:10 PM, John Young wrote: Hi Carol. It keeps appearing and disappearing on my Facebook. The only information I can offer is to try the gov.uk site and search for Public Healt

Really pleased for you - and more than a little jealous! Hope you have a great time and find space to keep us up to speed with your adventures. Don't be getting burnt in that sun! David

Hi, I've been "chatting" with a guy who arrived at Patra on Sunday last (12/7), he says that, during the trip, there were no disruptions and that he had the best loading he's ever experienced at Ancon

And here's a link to the Greek Gov website for up to date(?!) info https://www.mfa.gr/en/current-affairs/statements-speeches/welcome-to-greece.html

Don, had same issue with LV earlier this year so followed the system laid out here: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/car-insurance/#buying and the insurance came in at about £150 cheaper with a decen

Just a quickie. They have recently updated their website with a quite detailed report of recent events etc

Have you had a look at magbaztravels.com? Lots of info etc on there and they're pretty good at responding to direct contact

Came across this article the other day which may be of interest: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/audi-e-tron-test-drive-review These guys drove 1000 miles in (a little over) 24hrs but had to "cheat" i

MSE is a good shout below. For info, we seem to circulate around Nationwide + additional premiums, Staysure and LV. For the past 3 years, LV have been the "winners" in terms of cost v cover

Just came across this which, apart from being more than "scarey" carries some advice re what to do if it happens when travelling Germans avoid plunge off Swiss mountain pass Germans avoid plunge off S

Another thought occurs, have you looked on magbaztravels.com? Good source of info for many countries. We think Italy is our favourite country,yes, it can be noisy, busy and expensive but, hey, it's th

The ACSI guide is your friend as are our own uk club guides. You'll be spoilt for choice but, depending on your travel times, you may also be "surprised" at site charges. Enjoy!

There's a decent site at Comberton which allows vans on all year round

Had the same/very similar problem and it apparently turned out to be a relay which cost less than a fiver to put right - but I was in Turkey and the charge (no pun intended) included labour! Wonder ab

Another consideration for some, especially those of us using dongles or other data limited internet access points, might also be that W10 seems to install as a type of tor to help others download the

Best advice - don't risk it! Seen any number of Italian and non-Italians pulled over and spoke to one couple who reckoned to have been fined for having an empty bike rack but no sign.