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Hello from the Dordogne

in The Newbie Zone

Well done for creating an Aston club for drivers and on the excellent website design. It’s sure to be a great success.

Here is a photo of ours doing what it’s does best.

Stephen & Stephanie.

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Unknown member

Apr 17, 2021

Hello from Charente!

Vanquish Rider

Apr 17, 2021

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ST you pop up everywhere

Vanquish Rider

Apr 17, 2021

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You could go via Italy and into The Col D'Iseran to Val D'sere and there onwards to lake Annecy. I'd show you on google maps, but it will not work until the snow is cleared from the passes.

steviebee155

Apr 17, 2021

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@Vanquish Rider brilliant. Helpful as always. Thanks for the advice.

Vanquish Rider

Apr 17, 2021

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@steviebee155 The Col D'Iseran is a very good route. Easily as good as Route Napoleon.

steviebee155

Apr 16, 2021

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Welcome. I was thinking of taking that route back from Lake Como via south of France and back towards Grenoble. Is that realistic? is there a route to Annency after that? Any tips gratefully received.

bonnesroutes

Apr 17, 2021

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We followed the route from Grenoble south to Cannes so that sounds perfectly do'able. Going down to Genoa and following the coast round to Cannes might be a nice way to start the trip. After Grenoble it looks like main road North East takes you straight to Annency - we came in from the West. Grenoble is lovely city to spend a couple of days - don't miss the Téléphérique up to the Bastille. Fabulous!