What here follows is a brief summary of my recent travel to France.
I ride a motorcycle, it’s a Honda VFR800 and it’s been built in 2000:
Dries Hoebeke's motorcycle
Me and my girlfriend departed on 17th of august 2009 on our motorcycle from our hometown in Belgium. Our first stop was situated in France; Calais.
We took a break there to have lunch on the beach. We could see the white cliffs of Dover real well because the weather was very nice. It was an awesome moment.
From there on we drove through Sangatte and took stops at le Cap Blanc Nez and le Cap Griz Nez. That was totally worth our while. Basically there enormous cliffs from which you have a great view.
view on the enlish coast from Cap Blanc Nez
We then made our way toward Boulogne s/m and got a little lost there. Quickly we got back on track and made our way to our destination Le Tréport. Oh yeah, we took a break in Berck where we had a drink in a local pub. Let me tell you boy that place was nasty. It’s a French thing to have nasty pubs i think.
At our destination my girlfriend’s relatives already had arrived and prepared dinner. It’s true; we’re lucky bastards.
The next day we went to visit St. Valery sur Somme; that’s the place where the river the Somme flows into the North Sea. Around that river some serious fighting occured during the first world war. Allthough that’s not a rare thing in Europe.
Dries Hoebeke (don't be fooled, my geeky core is concealed within the leather jacket)
We made visits to Dieppe where we witnessed the 60th anniversary of the raid on Dieppe by the Canadian forces; that was in a war against the Germans again.
After we nearly had melted away under the hot afternoon sun we left for Fécamp. This is also a nice city along the North Sea with a nice port. We went to taste the famous Bénédictine liquor.
Palais Bénédictine
And that was nearly the end of our short but nice trip.
The next day we drove back with our noses in the direction of Belgium.
So if you’re ever around, i can totally tell you those places are worth a visit!