In reply to Post #12
Well done Fella, must have been in the Army 😂
Well done Fella, must have been in the Army 😂
In reply to Post #12
Well done fella must have been in the Army 😂
Well done fella must have been in the Army 😂
In reply to Post #12
Enjoy Richard, we also love it in your area and look forward to being able to visit safely again as soon as is possible.
Enjoy Richard, we also love it in your area and look forward to being able to visit safely again as soon as is possible.
In reply to Post #18
Thanks for your kind words gentlemen.
Thanks for your kind words gentlemen.
In reply to Post #19
Good luck with the retirement and the fishing did you buy a place that backs onto the lot? My mate moved back to the uk from the lot et garonne department last year due to family reasons, he hates it and is desperate to buy something else back there.
Good luck with the retirement and the fishing did you buy a place that backs onto the lot? My mate moved back to the uk from the lot et garonne department last year due to family reasons, he hates it and is desperate to buy something else back there.
In reply to Post #20
Yes, the river is at the bottom of the garden, not too far from River Lot Paradise and my mate Jim Lightfoot. We bought the house three years ago and recent events have decided us to move out here. My wife follows in 2 weeks time with the cat!
Lovely part of the world with the most beautiful and powerful fish, can't blame your mate for wanting to get back over here.
Yes, the river is at the bottom of the garden, not too far from River Lot Paradise and my mate Jim Lightfoot. We bought the house three years ago and recent events have decided us to move out here. My wife follows in 2 weeks time with the cat!
Lovely part of the world with the most beautiful and powerful fish, can't blame your mate for wanting to get back over here.
In reply to Post #21
Yes i know where jim is, i have spent a lot of time out there its a beautiful place and as you have said the weather, im desperate for my mate to move back in some capacity as he ruined my quick trips over!
Yes i know where jim is, i have spent a lot of time out there its a beautiful place and as you have said the weather, im desperate for my mate to move back in some capacity as he ruined my quick trips over!
In reply to Post #22
can anyone living in france comment on new rules? As far as I see everything is prolonged and curfew starts 1h earlier but there were some talks about easing travelling... anything true about that?
can anyone living in france comment on new rules? As far as I see everything is prolonged and curfew starts 1h earlier but there were some talks about easing travelling... anything true about that?
In reply to Post #23
If you read the attached it may help clarify things for you.
https://www.thelocal.fr/20201210/what-are-the-rules-of-frances-new-curfew
If you read the attached it may help clarify things for you.
https://www.thelocal.fr/20201210/what-are-the-rules-of-frances-new-curfew
In reply to Post #24
tnx, so basically during day time any travelling is allowed in whole france? it doesnt say anything about that.
tnx, so basically during day time any travelling is allowed in whole france? it doesnt say anything about that.
In reply to Post #25
Yes, in accordance with the current attestation.
Yes, in accordance with the current attestation.
In reply to Post #25
Travel ban lifted. Curfew in place. From December 15.
Travel ban lifted. Curfew in place. From December 15.
what is probably more revelant is how the UK will be treated in the event of the no-deal exit. The UK will revert to the same status as the rest of the world. It is highly unlikely that from the 1st January travel to the continent will be simple, just as the Uk have travel corridors, the EU have similar barriers involving their external borders. From the 1st january, without a trade deal, the channel becomes an external border and access will become very difficult without the appropriate paperwork. I live in France and am not allowed to travel outside my region, from the 15th dec I can, but returning to the UK to see my family and grandchildren is not an option. If I lived in the UK I would not be booking or planning any trip to the continent until we see what happens with the vacination program.I hope that sufficient progress will have been made for us to see our family at Easter. If not we must be patient, I would sooner wait several months to see my family than not see them at all. A good site for info on all this is www.connexionfrance.com
In reply to Post #28
For short trips i can't see much changing. Longer term I imagine the 90/180 rule will take effect but that won't have an impact on short fishing trips or holidays.
For short trips i can't see much changing. Longer term I imagine the 90/180 rule will take effect but that won't have an impact on short fishing trips or holidays.
In reply to Post #29
You appear to be missing the point. The Uk will no longer have the same level of access as it currently enjoys. It will be treated as the rest of the world is, you may find it will be necessary to have proof of a very recent negative covid test or, though it has not been implemented yet, a vaccination certificate. The length of the trip is irrelevant.
You appear to be missing the point. The Uk will no longer have the same level of access as it currently enjoys. It will be treated as the rest of the world is, you may find it will be necessary to have proof of a very recent negative covid test or, though it has not been implemented yet, a vaccination certificate. The length of the trip is irrelevant.