Cristal Clermont-Ferrand
37 avenue ernest Cristal Clermont-Ferrand, Auvergne, 63000, France
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High on a hill stood a campsite......
... with large Brit Camper! Hmmm
The pissoir is still in place, along with the bar and a very pretty little village. Himself wants lunch but it twas only 10.30 again!
Moved on, we were hoping to stay in Anse and after trip to supermarket went to check out site – not our thing at all- very industrial and full of kids/pools/and activities! Himself said he wouldn’t mind a bit o driving and herself said as long as they ...
Nice lazy day
... the sights and giving my body a chance to rest. Now having additional problems with chafing so bought some more Compeed blister plasters to offer some protection.
The owner of my hotel and a couple of his friends have expressed serious misgivings about my proposed 120km route tomorrow. They think the route on a national road is too risky for a cyclist and have suggested another on quiter roads, but with much tougher climbs. It's about the same distance and ...
Mountains on the Horizon
... a straight line from Moulins to Clermont-F. Still plenty of traffic and not much chance to look at the view but I made good progress. I stopped in Gannat (doubtless named after my eating habits ;) for lunch with 40 km to go. Great bonhomie in the cafe where everybody knew everybody (except the weird bloke in the corner wearing Lycra!) with lots of multiple kisses and warm handshakes. At one point a guy arrived on a brand new Harley ...
Getting further North now
Thursday 21 April
Fairly leisurely start to the day, with a supermarket visit at coffee time. Then an amazing journey through the mountains, wooded valleys, steep zig-zag passes, big plateaux. Lunch by the river. Eventually hit the free A75 ...
Le Massif Central
What a spectacular journey up the A75 to this campsite, situated on the outskirts of Clermont-Ferrand. The free (unusually for France) motorway snakes up and down mountain passes, right up through the centre of France. The highest point is 1100 metres but the highlight was crossing the Milau viaduct. The structure gives the impression that you are floating above the villages, which are way, way down in the valley below you.
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