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Saverne to Toul. Fun in the locks…
Saverne is a big and very prettily flowered town with the stunning Chateau Rohan opposite the boat harbour. The Grande Rue is cobblestoned and has lots of shops, bars and restaurants. The last lock into Saverne takes you past the … Continue reading
Saarburg to Saverne. Back into French waters.
Last time I wrote we were in the pretty town of Saarburg on the Saar river in Southern Germany. It made a lasting impression and we probably should have stayed longer than 1 night. Next time! We were up and … Continue reading
Posted in Canal boat, Canal boating in Germany, Canal Marne au Rhin, French Canal boating, Holiday 2018, Saar River
Tagged Canal de la Marne au Rhin, Canals, German Locks, Lutzelbourg, Mittersheim, Niderville, Plan de Arzviller, Saarbrücken, Saarburg, Saarlouis, Sarralbe, Sarreguemines, Saverne
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Luxembourg and Germany. Photos.
Here are the photos that go with the last post from the Moselle river in Luxembourg to Germany and the Saar river. My next post will be out soon.
Posted in Canal boat, Canal boating in Germany, Canal boating in Luxembourg, French Canal boating, Holiday 2018, Moselle
Tagged Konz, Luxembourg, Saar River, Saarburg, Trier
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Luxembourg and Germany.
Well, sorry it’s been so long since I posted! (Our internet allowance outside France is only 25Gb so no photos on this post. I’ll do a catch up pictorial post when we have more GBs). We’ve had an interesting time including … Continue reading
Posted in French Canal boating
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Toul to Basse-Ham marina, north of Metz.
Hurrah! France won the Fifa World Cup final and thank goodness for that. The cacophony of car horns went on for hours with people hanging out of their car windows waving flags and banners and driving round the town. What … Continue reading
Posted in French Canal boating, Holiday 2018, Metz
Tagged Basse-Ham marina, canal boat, Canal boating, Liverdun, Metz, Moselle, Pont-à-Mousson
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Charmes to historic Toul.
Last time I wrote we were in Charmes and it has pluses and minuses as a place to moor. The power and water at €9.44 (including tourist tax) was a reasonable price (showers were available at an extra price) and … Continue reading
Posted in Canal boat, Canal des Vosges, Canal Marne au Rhin, French Canal boating, Holiday 2018, Moselle, Richardménil, Toul, Water jousting in France
Tagged baguette, Canal locks, Cathédrale Saint-Etienne, Charmes, Cloister, commercial locks in France, Fortified town, Moselle, Neuves-Maisons, Silverfern canal boat, Sunflowers, sunset, Toul, Water jousting
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La Linge, Colmar and Strasbourg by car.
What a week we’ve had. After a few days in Epinal we decided to rent a car and go further afield. The mooring fees are really reasonable (€8 a night) so leaving Silver Fern moored up for a few extra … Continue reading
Posted in France, French Canal boating
Tagged Alsace, canalboating, Colmar, Epinal, French canals, French markets, Gérardmer, La Linge, Lorraine, Niedermorschwihr, Notre Dame, Ribeauville, Strasbourg, summer, War memorials France
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Scey-sur-Saône to Epinal. Stunning!
After the lovely setting of Scey-sur-Saône we meandered up the Petit Saône past Port-sur-Saône without stopping and continued on to Fourecourt. There is a small port here, very small, but they charge quite high, I thought. €15 with power and … Continue reading
Posted in Canal boat, Canal des Vosges, France, French Canal boating, Holiday 2018, Petite Saône
Tagged Canal des Vosges, Corre, Epinal, Fontenoy-Le-Château, Forchécourt, France, Lorraine, North east France, Petit Saone, River cruising, Son et Lumiere Epinal, summer, wild mooring on the Vosges
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Gray to Scey-sur-Saône. Stormy weather.
Gray was such a convenient (and free) mooring we stayed for six days. It’s a big town with an Intermarché Super and Brico only five minutes walk away and free power and water if you moor close enough to an … Continue reading
Posted in French Canal boating, Gray, Savoyeux, Scey-sur-Saône
Tagged boulangeries, burgundy, canalboat, France, Franche-Compté, french bread, french villages, French wine, Gray, Petit Saone, Saone, Saone tunnels, Storms
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Auxonne, Pontailler-sur-Saône, Mantoche and Gray. Stormy weather.
Auxonne is a great spot for a few days. The Port Royale has very nice moorings but quite pricey. For us €14 per night. There is a large military presence here (Napoleon did his training here back in the day) … Continue reading
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