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[quote user="ErnieY"]Hi Coops, like wot gosub said but seems I'm living somewhat in the past (again) and it not as essential as it used to be so I think we'll just wing it [;-)]   [/quote] Make sure that you don't leave the passport at reception that you may need to withdraw money etc.

You can buy it in Intermarché or at the English shops around dept. 47 but it's pretty expensive.

What is a Camping Carnet please? It's a document proving your name and address with third party insurance liability included, obtained from motoring/camping clubs in UK & France for a fee.

I can't recommend anyone, but if you put " garde-meubles"  and  "Fontenay-le-Comte" into  http://www.pagesjaunes.fr there are 4 responses.

It's not necessary to have one but it can be useful, it saves leaving your passport at reception and you could get some discount at certain sites. I think it depends how many times a year you go camping.

Burning wood produces carbon monoxide, the heat for circulation is taken from around the sides of the insert and should not contain any fumes.

I will do 1 & 4 1 Is the place where you sign the document 2 Is the date.

[quote user="foxy lady"]Many thanks for that.  Excuse my ignorance, but what or where do I find the "sticky"?[/quote] At the top of the page in the Driving Forum. FAQ - Importing and registering your UK car to France

It seems to me that you are talking about two different systems, the one you describe is almost certainly an air extraction unit VMC and nothing to do with hot air circulation.

[quote user="Sweetpea"]Can anyone recommend a self catering place which has trout fishing on the doorstep? And allows small dogs??[/quote] I stayed in a nice place near Loch Leven if you want the name.

The technology has been around for some time, we have an Ikea combined fridge/freezer with a fan in the fridge I don't know if it keeps food better than a standard one.

I would say if you have all the services on the list then you don't need to anwer this question. They are asking if any of the services you may not have, are planned to be provided in the future and by which company. That's only my opinion.[:)]

There is some info on these sites. http://www.conso.net/page/ http://www.finances.gouv.fr/DGCCRF/ Consumer help- Que Choisir

[quote user="Clair"]In view of the above posts, I am going to make a mass purchase of said macédoine de légumes and sort the content of the bags in separate bags of individual genre of veg. I intend to flood the market with bits of carrots and chopped green beans until I get the correct market price. I will take the peas to the max. [/quote] I think you are already taking the peeese to the max[:D]

A word of caution, If you do go for a bigger dish, you can not use the LNB from a Sky mini dish.

Yes the Sky mini dish will work in the N.Dordogne I used to have a property near to Excideuil and apart from some loss of signal in very heavy rain it was OK.

[quote user="Clair"]I see that you've already started to complain, just like I recommended in my list [:D] You're on your way to be a true Parigot...[:P] Joke about a Parigot. [/quote] A swift kick in the nuts by a big clog, that's gotta hurt[:'(]

I would suggest that you open a Gmail account with Google, easier and less spam than Hotmail.

Have you tried going to Hotmail from the web rather than through Outlook?

Some info HERE

If you Google for "cuve recuperation d'eau de pluie" you should get some results. Also there are tax incentives for installation of the system by a registered artisan.

[quote user="Patf"]Hello arkle - you might be interested to look at this forum if you are thinking of going to Eymet  :  http://www.ledroptforum.com/  Last year there was a contributor on there who had a mobile fish and chip van. I think he did ok for a while, but closed down eventually. Good luck anyway [:)] [/quote] In my opinion he failed because his food was c rap he used to come to our village once a week and I tried him quite a few times hoping the next time it would be better.  The fish was OK sometimes  but the chips were consistently bad, frozen  cheapest quality & poorly cooked.[:(]

Don't forget that if you bring a UK reg vehicle to trade out of, you may have some difficulty in trying to register it in France and getting approval for the equipment.

To connect your PS2 to a wireless network you will obviously need to have a wireless router/livebox etc. and when the PS2 finds the wireless network you enter the wep or wap key from your router/livebox.

I have seen Ice cream vans but only on the coast, most towns and villages have shops with machines outside for the sale of Ice cream.