DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Here's the first part of the route I'm suggesting.

http://www30.mappy.com/mappyme/route?da ... 567F14F326

Here's the next bit . . . (goes a little wrong at Rabodanges mind you - i.e. it sould loop back to the D909)

http://www23.mappy.com/mappyme/route?da ... A1366CC6C3

And here's the last bit (finishes at Arnage, where people can either stop for a beer - or go off and find the campsite)

http://www23.mappy.com/mappyme/route?da ... FEBBF1C4E0

I'll be printing off maps for everyone.

Phil

Link is OK for me
What time are you expecting to arrive La Foret Auvray ?
Tim

The Caen ferry docks at 7.30 (french time) . . . so add a couple of hours . . . about 9.30 - 10am. But this assumes we don't come across a great place for breakfast along the way I suppose.

La Foret Auvray 'appears' to have somekind of hill climb event (is there another La Foret Auvray somewhere? - can anyone find the actual hill climb road?). Look's like it's been used since the 60's - 70's.

http://www.veoh.com/videos/v6076132FbBbcSdn

http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgur ... n%26sa%3DN

Phil

Tim and I and a few others are going to Le Harve so if you guys give us a few mins we would try and catch up with the main group would be great

That is a very similar route to the one that I used 2 years ago, great scenery and lovey small country lanes

nick-moss wrote:That is a very similar route to the one that I used 2 years ago, great scenery and lovey small country lanes

Sounds good to me!

By studying this very slow descent of the climb at Foret Auvay, I think I've worked out where this hill decent/climb is.

http://www.dailymotion.com/boardrider/v ... ay_extreme

By the looks of the following it's a decent:



Whilst this isn't at Foret Auvay, it was on the same link so thought I'd post it anyway.



Borrowed from the following:

Taken from the following link (which has some other interesting pics)
http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgur ... n%26sa%3DN

thinking i might have to bring the 911 in order to keep up with you lot

The hill climb looks to be the ascent up the D21 which loops to the east befor La Forêt-Auvray

Is it still the plan for the Caen group to meet up with the Rouen group in Sees as we did last time?

Brendan,

Short answer is no. I did suggest alternatives about 25kms further West (which are on other threads), but to keep things simple it's probably best we avoid eachother . If the groups feel different . . .it can change.

Obviously individuals can swap over / meet as there wish / go what route they want. My number is 07941 299 593 if anyone wants to know where the Caen group is - my girlfriend Helen will probably pick up.

Cheers
Phil

For the Caen group . . . . I will have maps to hand out at/on the ferry (or when ever you grab me). My plans of uploading Tom Tom routes, creating a PDF, tulips maps etc have gone to pot. . . . . . . so expect a detailed map which the route highlighted on it.

It will be fine trust me.

The key thing is to navigate around Caen succesffully (which at 8am with a poor nights sleep - isn't easy). Remember to get off at junction 11 onto the D562, then at Laize -La-Ville, head on the D132 to Bretteville S-Laize.

Here's a route map of this very first stage (but it might actually just confuse).

http://www1.mappy.com/mappyme/route?dat ... DDD489E1CF

Phil

Phil, I've converted the original route you posted before into a TomTom itinerary was thinking of posting that if anyone was interested in it.

If you've done the rest of the route I'd be happy to finish it off and post it up. But I'm just as happy with a good old fashioned map.

I'd be interested Stephen - no idea what to do with it as I'm borrowing my brothers tomtom but happy to have a go

TomTom Route welcome here too - we'll probably get left behind as we are not planning to drive too spiritedly with George on board