Don,t know about categories of Aussie cattle dogs but my uncle in Aus had one of those,remember he was always hunting snakes ( dangerous in Aus) and one morning brought me a large (thankfully dead) brown snake.In the end he came off second best to one.
As for sites western France like bonn Anse slides are very fast.
Quote: Originally posted by Ninjas overloaded on 21/11/2010
Don,t know about categories of Aussie cattle dogs but my uncle in Aus had one of those,remember he was always hunting snakes ( dangerous in Aus) and one morning brought me a large (thankfully dead) brown snake.In the end he came off second best to one.
Sounds about right to me. ACDs have a pathalogical hatred of snakes-must be the Dingo in them. My one, when he was a puppy, stood over a piece of rope for 2 hours and then pounced. Now he spends the summer months hunting Adders and Grass Snakes.
Don't forget to leave a review of the French and other European campsites you have visited!
If you want all-singing all-dancing right on the coast and distance doesn't matter I'd pick the Vieux Port at Messanges. They even have a little train to take you to the beach. Reviews are here ...
We camped at the Albrecht Plage next door which was a bit calmer and had a nice restaurant, but I have heard many good things of the Vieux Port. Don't know about the dog situation there.
BTW I just read the dog stuff posted above and if yours is a Category 1 dog you can't take it into France in the first place. I don't think yours is though. If you're in any doubt a phone call to the French Embassy might save you a lot of bother.
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: camping on the coast in france
