Bienvenue en France

We made it to "la belle france"! (Including a 1h30 drive to Villers-Allerand at 4am Australian time)

Our car is a beaut, and our friends as amazing as ever, as is the food and the countryside!

Lots of space and she stands out in a carpark!

Champagne et Fromage est nécessaire

Good friends!

Le Petit Dejourner

Sheep - at home in the Champagne vines

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Sometimes the Plan Doesn't Come Together

That's what I had for lunch in the local town. And Mike's now famous "old cheese roll" is hidden there at the back. We have had hours of fun and laughter about Mike's lunch. It was shit. And so was mine. Cody's was ok. And there was no food for Roses. But never fear - a visit to the supermarket (that included lollies, chocolate, chips, Fanta, and pancake mix - both gf and normal) made everything better! Let me go back a step. We woke up to pouring rain this morning, and then our we-plan-as-we-go fell a bit to pieces today. We tried to find a trekking hut or cabin for the tonight about 25km south, but it's the long weekend here, and nothing was available. Luckily, the nice people here in our palace let us stay here again tonight - so we had a day of washing clothes, shopping, watching movies, laughing, eating - and I made another spag bol for dinner. YUM YUM. We have a new plan for tomorrow and a trekkin...

WE FREAKING DID IT - 686km in 22 Days!!!

Well, sportsfans, we did it. We actually did it. From Amsterdam to Villers Allerand - 686km in 22 days. So much laughter, so many crazy moments, so many great places to stay, so many terrible places to stay! Such amazing food. So many funny moments. So many swearing moments. Rain, hail, snow, sun, freezing temperatures, very cold cabins, cobblestones, mud, water, grass, lots of fields, AMAZING SCENERY, INCREDIBLE CHEESES, and a shitload of FUN!!!! It's hard not to get philosophical, but that could get really boring, so instead, here are some pics and moments from our last day on the bike - 48 crazy km, including the longest 2km of our whole trip - the last 2km, on the "country" track between the champagne vines coming into Villers - it took us over an hour to get through it! INSANE ending to and INSANE TRIP! Our final breakfast - feeling happy and sad at the same time Bikes packed and ready to go for the final hurrah! Final mo...

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