We toured the area by car and visited a fabulous park at Lac Monampteuil. The boys swam, played on the beach, climbed on the extensive play equipment and defeated the parents in a football match. Boy bliss!
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Ship's Log of a journey through Europe 2010 - 2012
Lobelia
163 tons, 39m long, 5.06m wide, converted Belgianspitz barge.
Built in 1962 in Willebroek, Belgium. Carried 350 tons of various cargo until taken out of service in 2003.
Mercedes V10 engine 350hp, 70hp bowthruster, twin rudders.
Converted by current owners.
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- Cheval in pink
- Froncles
- Mooring, electricity, water and bins! Free!
- Jolly Joinville
- Party all day long!
- Lock keepers do have imaginary flutes!
- Criss-crossing over the River Marne. Views from Lo...
- Entertaining the lock keepers
- Hand Gestures
- Valuable Volvo
- Grease is the word!
- A Day Off
- An Unpleasant Encounter
- A New Canal
- Zig-zagging over the Marne
- Escape from Chalons
- Rain rain go away!
- Where did you get that hat?
- Franklins en France
- Tourists from hell R Us
- Cruising to Chalons en Champagne
- Chalons Market
- Where is everybody?
- Gastronomy
- Oh la la!
- An agreement is reached!
- Escape from Reims
- Reims
- Arrival in Reims
- Some light relief
- Chemin des Dames
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About the crew
- Travelling Baileys
- The Ship's Crew : Captain Bailey at the wheel, Shiver me-timbers in the galley, Pirate Dan on deck and not forgetting Bilge Rat Cal.
Love the blog. Looks like you are having loads of fun although the tilting barge in the lock didn't sound too good. We are just back from our annual week of camping on Lundy and heading off again next week to dive in Gozo. Will look in again on return.
ReplyDeleteLove S,S, J and HB XXX