January 17, 2024
It's a Go!!
After many hours online, searching for reasonably-priced flights that (1) either didn't include Lufthansa and its obscene bike fees (or were significantly cheaper to negate the effect), and (2) didn't include ridiculously long or stupidly short connections, prices dropped this week and I've purchased return flights to Bilbao.
Yeah, I know the original plan was Biarritz, but this way we will arrive in a place we want to spend a day or two anyway and ride the Atlantic coast between Biarritz (if we even go there) and Bilbao when it's beach season. Maybe not beach season to Europeans, but mid-June should be warm enough for Canadians. If not warm enough to swim, the scenery will still be fantastic. Now to book accommodation! And then I'll shovel snow.
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We are friends of Keith and Kathleen Classen. We live in Victoria as well and crossed paths with them this past Fall cycling in Girona and Barcelona. We cycle in Europe each Spring and Fall.
We also are planning to cycle through the Pyrenees this coming May. As you have extensive knowledge of the routing, I would very much like to discuss it with you to help finalize our route plan from Girona to San Sebastián, mostly on the French side. You can email us, if comfortable with that, at ebikestouring@gmail.com.
Thanks
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Air France has not charged me either. Paris-CDG has really upped their game over the last decade. Easy to connect, great signage, and helpful people. So, that's why we stick with Delta/Air France for our EU travel.
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