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Ferry looks quiet Mr Franks. Saturday nights are a good time to cross.

What an adventure!

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1 hour ago, lesapandre said:

Ferry looks quiet Mr Franks. Saturday nights are a good time to cross.

What an adventure!

Everyone gone, HMC FTP? 🤣

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1 hour ago, HMC said:

Arrivé a le Maison

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That looks fantastic. 👌 🇲🇫🇬🇧

Wherever you are there should be a fantastic bread and cake shop nearby for tomorrow 😋 Get there early they sell out quickly.

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I’d be dyane to get to that barbecue 

Trouver agréable !

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5 hours ago, HMC said:

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Ah, oui

les Citroen 16cv ‘Six Grande’ ?

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A child friendly museum about the discovery, production of and varieties of tobacco products. Laid back, unapologetic and very French.

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Nice food in ordinary restaurants. And oysters.

I need to go to France again soon.

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3 hours ago, HMC said:

A child friendly museum about the discovery, production of and varieties of tobacco products. Laid back, unapologetic and very French.

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"Can I be a smoker when I grow up?"

[My dad used to give me cigarettes age 10 😂]

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1 hour ago, HMC said:

Oyster tasting

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And lies (in french ) about my age

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plus happy birthday (in advance) to @eddyramrod

Gigantic wine glass there - probably holds half a bottle - as in "have you had much to drink - na only a couple of glasses" 🥂

And Happy Birthday 🎂 @eddyramrod too 🎉

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5 hours ago, HMC said:

Oyster tasting

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Your lad's doing better than me - oysters are just about the one thing I simply cannot eat.

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13 hours ago, HMC said:

Morliax by evening

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Well it's kind of like Tavistock

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4 hours ago, N Dentressangle said:

Well it's kind of like Tavistock

More relaxed in Morliax 😂

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Joyeux anniversaire!

Are you staying at the same place as last time? That looked awesome.

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5 hours ago, loserone said:

Joyeux anniversaire!

Are you staying at the same place as last time? That looked awesome.

Thanks! It was, although this time we stayed in a nearby town.

We set off back with wine in the trunk and a brittany flag flapping around at the back

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Great little trip, kids enjoyed it and the Austin was solid and reliable, just as it was designed to be at launch in 1921.

 

 

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Wow amazing little whistle stop tour, did you manage le petit train?

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What a great use of a historic vehicle, well played folks. 👍

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That is epic shiting. Hope the kids don't get pissed on the way back 🍷

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I was going to say isn't the Austin a bit cramped with six of you plus luggage on a journey that length, but then I suppose Morlaix to Roscoff and then Plymouth to Tavistock isn't really that long of a drive.

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Incredible to see a pre-war car used as it really was designed to be! Great work! 

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Culture shock with going shopping in the quattroporte today. Period criticisms of the single clutch f1 shift feel misplaced, from the reference point of spending a few days dancing with my feet to deal with a crash ‘box, with 1/10th of the power, admittedly.

By comparison ive just boarded a rocket ship; both equally enjoyable in their own way.

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Be like HMC! (only slightly later). These two early 1930's gems are currently on the Bay of Eee.

Austin - 

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Morris rival - 

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Both requre a modicum of tinkering and repair but both appear a very good base it looks for a viable road car.

The Austin needs more work - however it has a bigger 1.7 litre six under its elegant bonnet - so will make a good driving car. Its also pre-streamlining when Austin moved away from a chrome radiator so retains a fantastic early 'traditional' appearance like HMC's car.

And here is Sir Herbert himself - painted  circa 1908 - I'm sure he'd approve.

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