The MAPS for France Once Again
A travel blog without maps? Here they are now, a little late perhaps, but for the audience that is still with me, some Google Maps screen shots that pretty much cover our round trip journey that began with a flight to Paris on March 1st, then back to Paris by car on the first day of May.
5,200 kilometres in the comfortable, trouble-free Peugeot 308
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| March 1 Vancouver to Paris, connecting flight to Nice |
Please ignore the clutter of road numbers and driving distance labels.
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March 4 - 11 (by train) Nice - Menton - Ventimiglia - Nice
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We picked up our car in Nice for the fifty-four day journey to Paris.
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| April 15 - 17: Hauts de Vaugrenier - Montpellier |
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April 17 - 20 Montpelier - Toulouse - Condom - Biarritz
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| April 20 - 25 Biarritz - San Sebastian - Bordeaux - Pugnac - Segonzac |
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| April 25 - 27 Segonzac - Brouage - La Rochelle - Carnac |
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| April 27 - 30 Carnac - Crozon - Saint-Pol-de-Léon - Roscoff -Dinan |
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April 30 - May 1 Saint-Pierre-de-Plesguen - Étretat
- Ganzeville |
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| May 1 Ganzeville, Normandy - Paris |
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That is quite a trip and I can't wait to see all the pictures you took. I have to say though the French tend to have a really weird taste when it comes to cars. Or is it just me?
ReplyDeleteGreat job with the maps, Gary. Really clarifies where you have been. Did you happen upon a cruise-in? Love the pictures of those unique French cars.
ReplyDeleteYou have a lot to process and one can see this is a work of love for you.. What a lot of miles and interesting to see the maps.. Love the vintage cars too..
ReplyDeleteThanks for publishing the maps to put you adventure into perspective. Enjoying the trip through your camera lens and typical Gary perspective. Good job!
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing the maps - puts it all in perspective for me.
ReplyDeleteI love Maps and I love cars (maybe not the French ones, but what choice do you have?) so this edition really did it for me! Keep it up! Louis
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for all your comments. Much more good material on the edge of the desk, but creative time is at a premium these days, what wiith all the non-stop travelling
ReplyDeleteOh oh, I see more on the shelf ready to be released
Cheers, Gary