Anton Redman II

Why do you need it ? What is wrong with EEC reciprocal cover if you live in France

Work 80 hours a week in French. Do not have any social life unless you speak French.

Washing up liquid rather than talc and I have known people who have used a pencil or round pen to stretch the hose a little. It helps if you can clamp the fitting in a vice or workmate so you have something firm to press against

Both Vial and Lapeyre offer made to measure. The vial site has prices. Have you considered adjusting the opening to a standard size ? http://www.vial-menuiseries.com/menuiseries-bois-c14.html http://www.lapeyre.fr/accueil/exterieur.html

Car first registered Jan 2000, First CT Jan 2004. Car CT for new registration June 2005 next CT due June 2007

My experience with the Peugeot is that France was cheaper than UK and that the service was clearly carried out. However I avoided the flash main dealers and went for a small local garage without receptionist.

Sorry you are too far away. Hope event goes well

Have a look at : http://www.completefrance.com/cs/forums/1145572/ShowPost.aspx

If I was going to stop for fuel I would divert in Rouen and go to 'Tourville La Rivierre' Centre Commercial . The servce stations on the autoroute re a good 15 cents a litre dearer than the supermarkets and those on the recommended route through Rouen are almost as dear as the autoroute. The food selection is also chea[er and more varied. I would probably have a second break two hours later at any aire

The Vosges weighs 58 kilos, the marvellously named Balham is 121 Kilos. They do not give weights for their other stoves Strap to a big sack barrow, sangles at bottom so two big idiots can more it. Put 2.5 tonne trolley jeck underneath and move onto a platform with castors Depends what other work needs doing in terms of work on chimney liner etc. I would not buy it till I had sorted out somebody to install it.

Now the Autoroute is open between Rouen and Tours unless I was breaking the journey there I would need a fair bit of persuading to pass through Chartres. Take the point that it is a bit far North

Try Sees : http://www.hotelrestaurantsees.com/ Hotel shabbier than web site suggests but food good. Last used about three years ago

No she enquired why I was drinking beer from the local brewery when there was champagne available.

The more French middle class that I meet the more depressed and worried they seem to be. Only know one member of the French Aristocracy and she seemed pretty happy.

Price was for weekend not week and company does not have wide coverage of France.

Regularly to my wife's account. Giveaway is that it is addressed 'To The recipient'

I first read 'Vache Espagnol' in a pre war Leslie Charteris Saint short story. Even then we were warned that it was dated slang. On a very good day I can reply and think in French. Minor problem I do not have enough time to censor in French. 5 years ago pulled by the Gendarnes reply to could I speak French was ' Well enough for any questions you are likely to ask ' Spent the next ten minutes coping with more and more difficult questions about the car.

Remember you may also need a method of dropping the voltage to 110 volts as well.

A fair bit of the time the cars are still owned by the people who bought the car in the first place rather than the dealer them selves.

Talk to your French neighbours. If you can sort out a delivery of say 10000 litres within a kilometre you should be able to drop the price by a cent a litre

Just Paid € 1374,24 for 1680 litres = €0,818 a litre including tax

Kiloutou and Locomat are the biggest chains. Search in yellow pages on 'Location' then select 'Location de Materiel de Bricolage Kiloutout as below http://www.kiloutou.fr/Location/Location-Decoration/Location-Ponceuse-a-parquet-et-bois/Location-Ponceuse-parquets-3cv-220v

I thought there was a US France double taxation treaty. Link is about half way down the page : http://www.ubs.com/1/e/ubs_ch/bb_ch/custody/custody_account/double_taxation.html In any case I thought the default was declare 100 % and be allowed against tax the 30% you have already suffered but not repaid. If French tax would be 25% receive no rebate. If French tax 35% only pay extra 5 %

I am intrigued, I do not think Wikipedia is the be all and end all but it is probably better than a Marie in the sticks of which you already have concerns. I hope you never have to rely on the B.C. to ensure your daughter has any of the benefits of French citizenship. If you think you are correct about citizenship and right abode being conferred by birth in another EU country I would be grateful if you could post links to a more robust source.

Why do you think your child is a French Citizen by birth ? A child born to French parents resident in the Uk would not automatically be British. Wikipedia link below corresponds to my view. Suspect child either needs own UK passport or entry on parents. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_nationality_law