“And you can’t take it to Canada either”
“What?”
“Our hire company doesn’t allow its cars to go abroad”
Well’ as Burt Reynolds once said, “you’ve got to catch me first<\/a>
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“. I’ve heard some stupid things in my time, I’ll tell you.<\/p>\nAnd you have to pay the first $7,000 of any damage too. If you want insurance against that so that you only pay the first \u20ac500, that’s an extra \u00a320 per day”<\/p>\n
Well, they can p155 off.and no mistake.<\/p>\n
And any other internet company? They can do the vehicle hire. Or they can do the air fare. But can they do both? Ohhhhh no. It’s far too difficult.<\/p>\n
The only answer is to go to the travel agent who organised me the last time I went to Canada<\/a> and the last time I went to the USA<\/a>. The only problem is that they are in Brussels and all their flights go out of Zaventem. So unless anyone reading this blog has any better ideas (and I hope someone does) then \u00a0on Friday morning when I’m in Brussels I’ll be booking my flight and my car, attending to my business, coming back to here, recording our radio programme, sleeping overnight in Riom, caching the 05:40 train to Paris and then the 10:40 TGV back to Brussels, where I’ll get the airport shuttle.<\/p>\n But one good thing that will come out of it is that I’ll be so exhausted by all of this that once I’m on the aeroplane I’ll crash out all the way to North America. Which, seeing as I am something of a nervous traveller on aeroplanes, isn’t such a bad idea. But seriously, here I am trying to arrange for myself a less-stressful life and all of the events are conspiring against me.<\/p>\n
