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David Gifford
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Any help / advice , we want to hire a big van and go Carp fishing just past Paris by train.
Help required ta.
Help required ta.
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Big Rik
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David Gifford
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Cheers for that,
What sort of price are we looking at?
It will be a large 17 seater hired van plus 6 anglers.
How long did your journey take and where did you fish?
Does the train go staright to Paris or do we have to change at Calias or something like that?
What sort of price are we looking at?
It will be a large 17 seater hired van plus 6 anglers.
How long did your journey take and where did you fish?
Does the train go staright to Paris or do we have to change at Calias or something like that?
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Warren 'Hatrick' (Wol) Gaunt
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Here's a rough idea of cost for a June crossing in a mini bus.
(local time) Standard Fare | Folkestone to Calais | Saturday 03 June 2006
Check-in time 07:58Departure time 08:28Arrival time 10:03 ?116
Coming back
(local time) Standard Fare | Calais to Folkestone | Saturday 10 June 2006
Check-in time 12:42Departure time 13:12Arrival time 12:47 ?116
Vehicle details
Minibus more than 1.85m high
Total cost of travel ?232
(local time) Standard Fare | Folkestone to Calais | Saturday 03 June 2006
Check-in time 07:58Departure time 08:28Arrival time 10:03 ?116
Coming back
(local time) Standard Fare | Calais to Folkestone | Saturday 10 June 2006
Check-in time 12:42Departure time 13:12Arrival time 12:47 ?116
Vehicle details
Minibus more than 1.85m high
Total cost of travel ?232
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David Gifford
Guest
Thanks for that , do we get onto a different Train from Calias to Paris if any idea how much it would cost.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Big Rik
Guest
yeah, the chunnel is get on at Folkestone and off at Calais, then drive to Paris.
Calais to Chanty (SW of paris) is about 3 hours by road and probably the easiest and most enjoyable drive you'l ever make.
The French roads are fantastic to drive on.
Fast, empty, with no jams, roadworks or all the sh1te that makes driving in this country so miserable.
Calais to Chanty (SW of paris) is about 3 hours by road and probably the easiest and most enjoyable drive you'l ever make.
The French roads are fantastic to drive on.
Fast, empty, with no jams, roadworks or all the sh1te that makes driving in this country so miserable.
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Big Rik
Guest
oh yeah, diesels about 40% cheaper than in the UK.
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Bully
Guest
As Rik says - just drive from Calais, it would be much easier. Its only about 170 miles.