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By *ebjonnson OP   Man
over a year ago

Maldon

Come on all Fab members lucky enough to live in France - say hi and tell us what you are up to?

Preparing for winter?

Brexit issues?

Fucking Covid issues?

Fucking issues?

Anything really, just posting to knock the dopey

‘Message’ post of the top.

I’m still hoping to relocate out there as and when house is sold. Will I still be welcome post Brexit?

Lot et Garonne or Tarn? Limousin perhaps, although not far enough south?

Hugs and kisses to you all from a damp depressed England.

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By *uxinteriorMan
over a year ago

south west , continental

Prepping for winter, woodshed is crammed, cutting back, finished digging out the fosse and culverts. Over wintering plants, harvesting the squashes, making preserves, drying mushrooms, listening to my homemade wine fermenting (beautiful grapes this year!) . In between those tasks renovating furniture, cutting a bit of grass and the last few hours of getting the beast ready for its Control Technique, which has thoroughly kept me amused.

Ohh and Samhain is approaching so no doubt a drink or two.

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By *evil with the haloWoman
over a year ago

Crystal Peaks

Onions!

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By *uxinteriorMan
over a year ago

south west , continental

Ohhh pickled onions is an absolute necessity along with a cornichon or two.

Crikey I fancy a bit of a cheese board now and some pickles!

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By *esFranceMan
over a year ago

France

Not locking down for winter just yet, nice local naturist campsite open till end of month, and a pretty good forecast for next 7 days ? But no Spain for the winter, first time in 7 years xxx

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By *limmatureguyMan
over a year ago

Tonbridge

Getting the last few water ski runs in before the season finishes.

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By *istalloverCouple
over a year ago

Pays de la Loire -Normandie -Brittany borderFrance

Just shut down our naturist b&b camp site down until April.

Now Collecting chestnuts.

digging up veg for the freezers,and polythening a half acre for next years growing .ordering seeds for next year.digging out another underground polytunnel.last lawn cuts.

getting ready for a last bootleg trip to the Uk as Brexit buggers up any future purchases of bulk meat and dairy products.

increasing our alcohol tolerance levels to red wine.

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By *heccoCouple
over a year ago

Normandy France

having a beer watching the footie...

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By *OVELYGEMSCouple
over a year ago

Southwest France /Plymouth

Replacing garage roof, getting ready for winter and preparing to apply for Carte Sejour.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Replacing garage roof, getting ready for winter and preparing to apply for Carte Sejour."

CSJ Is a very easy process, well when I say easy Carol has done three in 20 mins so it must be easy not that I could do it.

T

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By *coptoCouple
over a year ago

Côte d'Azur & Great Yarmouth

We’ve just brought our boat down from the UK to the Canal du Midi, now permanently berthed in Capestang. We’ll spend the next couple of sunny days on the boat, then it’s back to our gaff on the coast to hunker down for Winter.

Lots of Christmas markets, wine, raclettes and fondues, the only thing lacking will be some like-minded people to share with!

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By *appymaturecoupleCouple
over a year ago

lower normandy

Chopping wood for the fire.Carrying on the renovations of are little cottage.Carte de sejour application done.Car going onto French plates.

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By *lint-EverhardMan
over a year ago

Perpignan and cap

Not much prep for me, swapping the summer duvet for my winter one. Swapping the fan for a paraffin heater. I like winter in France. I don't get that wet chill to my bones like the in UK.

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By *entish Guy 76Man
over a year ago

Folkestone

We have just arrived in 34 for our first winter in France just in time to be locked down ?? now need to sort out residency!!

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By *onty1971Man
over a year ago

London St Helier Trier

Good luck folks. If I could I would come over to 55 or 57 to say hi but not many are in this German, French and Luxembourg corner.

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By *rightonfranceMan
over a year ago

brighton - chalais france


"We have just arrived in 34 for our first winter in France just in time to be locked down ?? now need to sort out residency!! "

Good luck with everything, bienvenue to la belle France

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By *orrezzMan
over a year ago

dordogne france

just work as usual for me,,no change during lockdown as i have my own building service so food, wine and work,,hoping for some sex but depends what santaclause brings.

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By *ernebaycolinMan
over a year ago

Sandwich

Freezing my bollocks off in the Charente don’t get my logburner until next week

Does anybody know where to get artificial logs over here?

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By *ucianpoundCouple
over a year ago

Cap d’Agde, France


"Freezing my bollocks off in the Charente don’t get my logburner until next week

Does anybody know where to get artificial logs over here?"

Logs get sold in Stères which is usually 1 cubic metre.

We will get 3 Stères for the winter at about 65 euros per stère.(plus 10% tax)

If, like us, you need smaller logs (the standard length is 1 metre) then you will get less volume,

Our logs are 33cm length and we get 0.7m/3

For supplies look for bois-de-chuffage websites.

For smaller amounts you could try looking in Brico type stores, we bought a few small bags in our local BricoCash to keep us going until our larger delivery but this way is not cost efficient.

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By *ebjonnson OP   Man
over a year ago

Maldon


"Freezing my bollocks off in the Charente don’t get my logburner until next week

Does anybody know where to get artificial logs over here?

Logs get sold in Stères which is usually 1 cubic metre.

We will get 3 Stères for the winter at about 65 euros per stère.(plus 10% tax)

If, like us, you need smaller logs (the standard length is 1 metre) then you will get less volume,

Our logs are 33cm length and we get 0.7m/3

For supplies look for bois-de-chuffage websites.

For smaller amounts you could try looking in Brico type stores, we bought a few small bags in our local BricoCash to keep us going until our larger delivery but this way is not cost efficient.

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I assumed that logs would be plentiful and cheap in France. Mind you, they don’t grow on trees!

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By *rightonfranceMan
over a year ago

brighton - chalais france

Wow you're good using just 3 stere. I use normally 6 or more and have a pompe a chaleur and poele petrole in my workshop and still not every room gets heated.

I've either got poor insulation ( and dont any fucker try calling me and tell me I can get it for a euro) or inefficient heating ..lol

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By *uxinteriorMan
over a year ago

south west , continental

You can always look for a parcel of woodland or if your going to live here buy a place with a bit of woodland attached or access to communal woodland if you have scavengers rights. Ask local foresters if you can scavenge the brash left over from forestry operations, they might want a token gesture but it's worth asking. I have 3 hectares of woodland and hedgerows so always have firewood.

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By *appymaturecoupleCouple
over a year ago

lower normandy

Go on Facebook market place.just had 6 stereo delivered for 45 euros per stere.will need some more to see us thru winter.

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By *ernebaycolinMan
over a year ago

Sandwich

Thanks for all the replies I was actually asking about artificial logs which I’ve managed to source on t’internet

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Thanks for all the replies I was actually asking about artificial logs which I’ve managed to source on t’internet"

Why did you want artificial logs?

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By *ernebaycolinMan
over a year ago

Sandwich

It’s the composite ones made from compressed wood they’re more economically friendly and are less mess

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It’s the composite ones made from compressed wood they’re more economically friendly and are less mess"

Right I know what you mean. See them everywhere in this area. I prefer seasoned oak and I've just paid 200€ for 4 stere.

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By *esFranceMan
over a year ago

France

Thats a good price and should last you a couple of months ( depending on weather) and of course will smell lovely enjoy xxx

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