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Why have you seen a number of times on the blog- Sorry no Blog – No Internet!
To keep in touch with family and friends and to put our blogs online, we need internet and mobile phone coverage on the boat. Thus, we have had to have our own mobile Internet devices.
Posted in Berlin, On the Journey, Paris, Places visited
Tagged Berlin, Bill Kee, Douai, Dover Delivery Team, Facebook, France, French sim card, german sim card, Germany, internet and phone coverage in France and Germany, Mainz, Michael Eustace, Orange, paris, SFR, travellin in France and Germany and mobile phones, Virgin, Vodafone, Worms Germany
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Journey from Bingen to St Goar- The Narrowest and Fastest Section of the Rhine
All the guide books warn that the river section from Bingen to Saint Goar can be fast and dangerous due to strong currents and shallow areas. At the same time, they say it is the most beautiful section of the … Continue reading
Posted in C'est La Vie - The Boat, Experiences on the Canals, On the Journey, People We have Meet on the Gap Year, People who have helped us on our way, Places visited
Tagged Bad Nonnef, Bingen, Bingen to St Goar, blue boarding on the canals, blue boarding on the Rhine, C'est la Vie, Hafenmaster, Hafenmaster St Goar, Mainz, Rheinfels Castle, Saint Goar, Saint Goar Marina, Schierstein, shallow areas, St Goar, UNESCO World Heritage site
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What I feared Most Happened
I have always said to Nuala, that on the Gap Year, the biggest risk was that one of us would get sick. The boat is great, designed and built to handle all the different type of water conditions we have … Continue reading
Our First Impressions of Germany
We have been in Germany nineteen days now and our first impressions are below…. After spending almost three months in France, and with Nuala having such good French, we were worried about moving to Germany. But as I reminded Nuala, … Continue reading →