Road Trip des GALÈRES : Dent Cassée, GPS en Folie et… une Rencontre SURPRISE !

Road Trip des GALÈRES : Dent Cassée, GPS en Folie et… une Rencontre SURPRISE !

Uh, listen, I wanted to show you something really cool that happened to me. So I went around, went further, took the wrong exit, and ended up in the middle of nowhere over there. Okay guys, I’m at Bruno’s place at Point S. [Music] [Music] [Music] Okay guys, here we go again. We’re heading down to Mornas. There’s a fortress there. It’s , I don’t know, 50 km from here. I’m going to see what it’s like. We’re going to go by the Rochemaure area, where I’ve been down there before but never up there. I’ll put the link in the video, if I can find it. It’s not easy because it’s old. Okay, let’s go. The weather’s nice, I’m taking advantage of it. I don’t know if you can see it over there, but there’s the Rochemaure castle, or the ruins , or a village. You can park down there, it’s a bit complicated, but uh, they do the [ __ ] here. But it’s nice to go and visit up there. I didn’t do it. I stayed down on the right. Here, above the [ ] (the stream), there’s a Himalayan footbridge. So that’s nice too, you can take it. And otherwise, well, over there, you can park. Like I said, it’s a bit complicated, but you can go and visit the [ ], the town, the village up there. It’s nice. That’s the [ ]. We’re back in the [ ] ( ). Before, I think we were in the, I don’t know, maybe the Vaucluse, no idea. Well, there’s also the Rhône again. Before, it was canalized. That’s, we’re in the Ardèche, the department. That ‘s the nuclear power plant over there at the roundabout. Take the very short exit onto the D86. There you go. Welcome to the Ardèche. Hi Sophie and Patrice. Well, this is your neck of the woods, not mine. Okay, I know this part of the way. I’ve been here several times before. [Applause] [Music] [Music] Okay, we’re back in the Drôme. Actually, we keep changing departments. I don’t think this was the beautiful part before. It must have been the Rhône maybe, maybe not, I don’t know. If you know, tell me in the comments. There’s water everywhere, huh? It must have rained a lot. You can see the ground is muddy. [Music] Take me down the desert road. We crash the car getting stone. Life is still all the mystery. Now it’s all to clear me. So can I feel again? [Music] Okay, friends, we’ve arrived. That’s the Mornas fortress up there, with the village down below, which looks quite picturesque. However, well, there’s always a “however.” You see, I’m parked here, and look: A7, N7. And you can’t drive up there, no vehicles at all. So, I don’t know if I’m going to stay here. I don’t even know if I’m going to go up there. I have no idea. I don’t even know how to get up. I don’t know, can you walk up? Can you… Honestly, I have no idea. That’s not going to work. I’ll see about that. Actually, when I was showing you there behind the A7, look, it’s there, behind that wall, about 10 meters away. And what’s annoying is that on Fortnite Park, there are two or three parking lots down there. Google Maps, though, insists on making you go the wrong way down a one-way street. It doesn’t work. So I went around, drove another 2 km, made a U-turn at a roundabout, and came back. Instead of turning right into the village, no, he insisted on making me go the wrong way down that one-way street again. So I went around it, went further, took the wrong exit, and ended up in the middle of nowhere over there. Anyway, there’s a parking lot over there. I parked next to the school. Well, no, I went there. Impossible to park. So, they’ve put, you know, the parking spaces there, you see the white lines there? Well, over there, they’ve put these steel circles on each line. So, it’s like, you can’t get in. There are trees everywhere, it’s… impossible. So I did, I turned around, I came back, and I’m here. Actually, it’s a visitor parking lot because, as mentioned, you can’t drive up there. Whatever vehicle you’re in, you need to be careful. There you go. Okay, but yeah, the N7 in front, the A7 behind… I don’t know. I don’t even know, like I said, I don’t even know how to get up there. Okay, but listen, I’ll look into it and let you know. The problem is, it’s 4:30, 5:20. Uh, I’d have to leave right away and I won’t be able to visit Mornas, and that’s it. I won’t have visited. I don’t know. You’ll see when I’ve made up my mind. Alright, see you later. Okay, so, I’m leaving. I don’t want to stay here. The parking lot is crooked, 5 meters from the A7, 15 meters from the N7. You have to walk up there. That doesn’t bother me. It’s too expensive. €8 for the fortress tour. Yeah, well, it’s starting to… And like I said, I can’t sleep here, it’s way too noisy. So I’m going a little further, 4 or 5 km from here: Piolenc. Apparently, there’s a new parking lot, at least for the night, because it’s already 5 pm. So, I need to find somewhere to spend the night. Okay, I’ll show you later if I stay. Well, I’ve arrived. Like I said, I’m in Piolin, it’s the Orange-Piolenc exit on the highway. We ‘re 5 km from Mornace. There’s a parking lot out front, but you can’t park there. And here, well, apparently it’s allowed. There’s no height restriction bar. However, no leveling blocks, no table, chairs, or anything like that. And here, well, there’s a playground for kids. Apparently, some people were saying that on Parfite, there are guys who [ __ ] there late at night, and yeah. Well, we’ll see anyway. Saturday, 5:10 PM. I don’t feel like going anywhere anymore. I’m going to spend the night here and tomorrow, uh, I’m off. I’m about an hour and a half from Saint-Martin-de-Crau. So I don’t know. I wanted to go to Gordes. I, I don’t know… frankly, it’s… it’s… We’re getting south, parking is becoming a nightmare and it… well, I don’t know, it’s getting on my nerves right now. It’s Thursday. I’ll see how it goes. I have some editing to do for this week and next week. There you go. Okay, listen, I’m going to have a good evening, I’m going to freshen up and I’m going to see what I’m going to eat. And I’ll talk to you tomorrow morning. Bye, good night. Hi everyone. There are things starting up. I don’t know what they are. I hope you’re all well. Okay, so this is the dash when the guy starts talking over there. So at least I’m not alone. So, as I said, I’m in, where I’m leaving now, Poli, near Mornas, which I haven’t been to visit. Uh, well, plus, I don’t know if you can see, the weather isn’t on my side, it’s been raining. So, I’m getting back on the road and I’m going straight to Saint-Martin-de-Crau. I’m taking advantage of this to… the cassette. I’m going to try to stop by Bruno’s, Point S, for a little noise I have in there. You may have already heard it when I’m driving or not, I don’t know, because I try to eliminate all these extraneous noises as much as possible. And, uh, there you go. So, uh, listen, I, I don’t know how far I’ve driven, an hour 30, an hour 40. Okay, easy peasy, I’ll get there soon and, oh well, I’ll take you with me, again, no choice. Alright, let’s go. [Music] Okay, so we’re leaving Orange for Avignon. [Music] I don’t know if we should go to Avignon city center or [Music] I’m not convinced that was the best route to take. Besides, there’s a 3.20m height restriction there. That’s not cool. [Music] City of Popes. Continue straight on Boulevard du Rhône heading north and ahead, so not this one of course. Use the right lane to keep right, Roquette, Charles de Gaulle. And there ahead, somewhere, you have the Avignon bridge, the Saint-Bénézet bridge. There we go, we’re in the 13th arrondissement, Bouches-du-Rhône. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Tarascon. Do you know Tarascon, Tarascon? I did my three days there. You know, it was the three days to get back into the army. They do more than one day. Three days, I did them, ta, ta, rasse. Back then, I was living in Cannes. In 300 meters, you know the first exit. Did you see that in the distance? That’s the Alpilles Regional Natural Park. We’re 15 km from, 13 km from Arles. Actually, I’m going to make a quick stop at the Leclerc to fill up with LPG and then I’m going to Saint-Martin. That way I won’t have to make the detour to Leclerc again next week when I go down to Spain, or at least Saint-Cyprien . This is where I can fill up with LPG. You see here at the roundabout, if you turn left, you’ll go to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and then up to the La Caume parking lot where I’ll go later. There’s a traffic jam on the left. Well, I left the station in Arles. The LPG isn’t working. There, that’s it. I’ll have to find another station or go somewhere else, or I’ll have to hope the weather stays nice because I didn’t need to turn on the heat last night. Uh, I hope it stays that way. It’s 21°C outside right now, so it’s nice. By the way, did you see over there? It’s often on Harle, when you come from Marseille, it’s packed. Packed with trucks. There you go. Well, listen, I’ll catch up with you later. I’m going to do the services in Saint-Martin-de-Crau. Well, I left early, I’m in Raphaëles. You see the point, it’s over there and I’m going to weigh the camper van. There you go. That’s why I left here. But I won’t show you, okay? Too risky. [Music] Hi everyone. I hope you’re all doing well. I’m going to Bruno’s at Point S now. I already told you about it. I’ve got a little noise here, I don’t know where it’s coming from. I don’t know. In there. In there somewhere. There in front somewhere. There underneath there, engine compartment or underneath. I, honestly, I don’t know. I’ve already, uh, lain down underneath several times, as has my daughter’s boyfriend. We can’t, I can’t see where it’s coming from, because actually, it’s more centered, so it’s not really over there. Although I have the dampness down there too, which is kind of annoying. I do n’t know. Well, I’m going to go see what it is and I’ll let you know if, well, I hope it ‘s nothing serious. Anyway, I’m fed up with it right now. Come on, I’ll take you with me. The sun’s back, nice. I don’t know for how long. So I spent the night here. I was already here. Actually, it’s the parking lot for the Gulf of Saint-Martin-de-Crau. There you go. Like I told you, there’s a road that goes over there, the one that goes to, well, it’s the road that leaves Saint-Martin, goes to Raphèles-lès-Arles, but mainly goes to Harle, and joins the main road there. I think it’s the 113. So at night, it’s okay here. I can’t hear it, actually. It’s much less noisy than at the rest area in Saint-Martin itself. During the day, you hear the main road over there, you know, a constant rumble. At night, I don’t hear it. I’m asleep. I’m lying down over there, so I don’t hear it. The wind won’t bother me. It’s relatively calm, relatively flat. Okay, of course, like everywhere else, avoid putting in the wheel chocks and getting out the tables and chairs and all that stuff. So I slept well and now I’m going to Raphael’s place at Bruno’s. Come on, I’m taking everything with me. Okay guys, I’m at Bruno’s at Point S. You see? And so, we looked in the engine compartment and we didn’t find anything. That ‘s not the kind of noise it is. You sometimes hear it in videos, a little clunking sound. It’s like something is hitting a jar. I don’t know what it is. I have, on the hood at the front, where you have the hood latch, there was some play there, so I put some foam in. I’m going to see if… We attached two, three, two, three hoses with zip ties. I don’t know, we’ll see. I’m going to try driving around here now, just a little, to see if the noise is still the same or if it’s gotten a bit quieter. I don’t know. Anyway, I’ll keep you posted. See ya. Bye. How’s it going? Wait, I’m closing the door. How are you? Uh, listen, I’m getting back on the road. So, I’m still in Saint-Martin-de-Crau. I’m waiting to do the services. I’m pointing over there because it’s over there, and then I’m heading down to Gruissant. You see the weather? It’s not great, but oh well, there’s no choice. That’s just how it is. I can’t change it. If I were in control of the weather, I’d probably mess things up, like those people who try to tinker with all this stuff. So, as I said, I’m hitting the road. I’m going down to Montpellier, Gruissant. I don’t know exactly where, I’ll pass. I’ll check the GPS. Narbonne, over there in the area. There you go. And it’s going to be fun. I’m, I’m looking around because, actually, I find the situation a bit ridiculous. Look behind me. You see the, not the white one, the camper van, the other one. I might move it. So I had a quick chat with the lady. I asked if I could take a picture. He told me, “Don’t put it on social media.” Okay, so I’m not putting it on social media. I’m talking to you now. When you have a camper van, you know, like me, you have a Grogu parked there behind it with the sticker, I actually did it so it would be recognized behind this lady. I don’t know. You don’t do something like that to avoid being recognized. It’s unique. You see, I’m showing it off anyway. She doesn’t want to be happy, and I’m not respecting her wishes. But when you do something like that, your camper van is unique. There’s only one like it in the world. There are others that look similar. There are others who do things like that too. But then she tells me, “Don’t put it on social media.” So why do you do something like that? Leave it white or… You know very well that, from the moment your camper van becomes unique, well, people who see it will take pictures, film it, share it with their family, with friends, with, well, like me a little, with you. I, you see, it’s… I, I don’t know, I don’t understand. Explain it to me. Tell me in the comments what you think. I find the whole thing ridiculous. There you go. I don’t know. Okay, so, on that note. You see, that’s what I was saying. This person just stopped, talked to this lady. And that’s what everyone does. And you tell me: “No, no.” In fact, you, it’s like saying: “Don’t look at my camper van, it’s super beautiful, I’ve completely customized it, but don’t look at it.” Okay, we’re leaving Saint-Martin-de-Crau. I’m going to Arles to see if I can fill up with LPG. I hope the station is fixed. And you see, that’s where I was parked, over there on the left. Well, I filled up with LPG. The station is fixed. I’m at the Leclerc in Arles. Actually, in France, I spend my life in Leclercs, it’s the parking lots. It’s crazy . You can park up there. I’ve already parked there. I’ve even slept there. The advantage is, you see here, you have solar panels. You can actually park underneath them when there are heavy storms or hail, things like that. And right up there, you can park. There you go. Well, it’s not glamorous at all because you have the road, the road that comes from Avignon, that goes to Arles, because we’re actually on the outskirts of town. So it’s good that it exists. That’s a good thing already. Okay, so we’re hitting the road and heading down to Gruissant, over there. If it works out, if it doesn’t, well, I’ll go somewhere else, as usual. Come on, I’ll take you with me. Okay? You agree? Let’s go. You see, you can park there over there, there’s already a camper van. And where the trucks are, you can… there’s a designated space . There are no services, of course, but you have the road opposite. It’s quieter here. Oh yes, I forgot to give you a quick summary of the visit to Point S. We checked everything and we didn’t find the noise problem there. It’s always the same spot when I pass by here, the Château d’Avignon on the road to Sainte-Marie-de-la-Mer. Well, you can’t see it from this side. You’re actually looking at it from the other side. There’s a building here. I gave you a little explanation about this castle. In 600 meters, turn right. Control your royal speed. I can talk a lot while I’m driving, you know. Yes, I did something about it in a previous video. I can’t remember which one. You’ll have to watch them all and you’ll find a little explanation of this. It’s nice. There we go, the roadworks are finished here. Do you remember this bridge? I crossed it two or three times when it was under construction and it was actually quite narrow. Look, they’ve redone the, I don’t know, the shoulders, they’ve made it safer. And at the time, there were entrances and exits to this bridge, a clever design. It’s limited to 2.50 meters wide. I made a video about that. I’ll put the link up there, on your right, to my left. Okay, and as you’ve probably guessed, we’re in the Camargue. Hi. You know, I even say hi to people in vans. I don’t know if you still do that. I think most of you do. Take the second exit. Every time I open it, there’s this woman talking to me. Yes, as I was saying, do you still wave to motorhome owners? Most of them answer me. Uh, I see that most of them do it before. Uh, just a few who, well, are surprised, and a few who don’t do anything at all. So tell me in the comments how you do this kind of thing. Do you do it often, always, or not? You see, him, uh, it was a close call. He must have been surprised and he thought, “Okay, let’s go, I’ll do a little something.” But that wasn’t planned. He wouldn’t have done it if I hadn’t raised my hand. You know those little shops over there on the right, sometimes on the left, that you come across? Actually, I think they’re nice. They sell local products. But this one’s closed at this time of year. That’s strange because last year, I was here, I came back at the beginning of the year, and it was open. But yeah, the prices in there, oh, they sting. They really hurt. I think they’re expensive. I stopped here, you see. Well, this one’s open. You see, fruit, vegetables, uh, sausages. [Music] We’re coming to Aigues-Mortes, it’s right in front, it’s straight ahead, actually. In 400 meters at the roundabout, take the second exit. Actually, I made a video about Aigues-Mortes, you can see it. I’ll put the link at the top in the description or in the video. [Music] And you have the Salins de Giru salt marshes not far from here. [Music] You see the flamingo there in front on the roundabout? Well, I’ve filmed it several times too. Actually, that’s where they make the sand wine, rosé or grey. To the right of the campsite. Wonder if you ever call me back. Well, I could have been happy doing taxes and laundry with you. [Music] Our greatest fear is no one will see me the way that you did it. 23 and that old apartment on the corner. [Music] That is the chapter I keep wing to. [Music] Nice. You open the door of the house, you take your boat to go buy bread. Nice. [Music] You opposite, you have the Pic Saint-Loup. Also a video I made. [Music] And you see, it’s started to rain. And likewise, when you go straight over there, you go to Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, the Pont du Diable, the Gorges de l’Hérault. So it’s nice there too. [Music] [Music] They’re having a little shower. [Music] me back. Well, I could have been happy doing taxes laundry with J [Music] will be enough. [Music] Anyway, the sea is rough. And you have all these empty parking lots. Well, they fill up with water, huh. [Music] I don’t know if you can see, actually, the sea is rough over there. And this is the only place I found to park. There in front of where I usually park, well, everything is flooded, so it works No. The area over there, the motorhome area, is closed. It’s really sad, everything’s closed here. Well, there are a few guys working. Someone, I don’t know, there are a few cabins there that are occupied, but very few. And it’s sad. It’s really sad. I’m going to go look on the other side. There’s a parking lot that’s been opened up over there. Otherwise, there’s the campsite over there. It’s over there somewhere, on the other side of the inlet. It’s free at the moment. I might go check it out there. There you go. But no services, there’s nothing. They’ve closed everything… In fact, there’s no water. At least, you can’t use it, fill up your water. You can’t empty, or rinse your cassette. So, if you don’t have water, you’re out of luck. There you go. I’m going to go move. I don’t think I’ll stay here because, actually, the background noise, the background noise of the sea, is really annoying. Actually, you can’t hear it that much up here. Well, I don’t think you can hear it because I like the noise reduction on the microphone. But it’s, it’s annoying, it’s bothersome. I think I’m going to move. I did stretch my legs a bit, though. It’s a shame, up there there’s a nice little bistro that sells, sells sandwiches, hamburgers, stuff like that. I don’t know if it’s, I don’t know if it’s open at this time of year. I know that at the beginning of the year, when I was here, it was open. Well, now, I don’t know. There you go. Okay, let’s go see. I don’t know if you can see over there, I’ll zoom in for you. The campervan area is packed. They’re all crammed in there, you see. I don’t know if I want to go up there. I don’t know. Honestly, I really don’t know if I want to go up there. I’ll see. I don’t know. [Music] Hi everyone. I hope you’re all doing well. I’m hitting the road again and we’re heading down to Saint-Cyprien to see if there’s a way to park there, because I heard the height restriction barrier is up, so we wouldn’t be able to park. Anyway, I’ll give you a quick look before I leave. Did you see what the weather was like yesterday? So for you, it was a minute ago, and for me, well, it was yesterday. So now the sun’s slowly coming back out, but I don’t know if it’ll last. You see, it’s really high up there. Actually, the sea was incredibly rough yesterday. Things have calmed down a bit there. The canal, actually, it’s a canal that comes from, that comes from up there. I don’t know if it goes to the other side because there’s a small pond over there. Well, being an inlet, I presume. Uh, it’s really high. I’ve never seen it so high. Here, it’s the same, there’s a lot, a lot of water. And uh, there you go. And you see over there, you have what I was telling you, you have the campervan area over there. It’s packed right now. There are 180 spaces and it’s full. Al, of course, the people who come and go, they’re taking advantage of it now that it’s free. I slept right next to it. So, I couldn’t sleep where I usually sleep because everything was frozen over there. And that’s it. So, it’s really nice there. No noise. It’s really quiet all night. It’s, well, honestly, it was good. Okay, I’m going to go get some more gas because I’d like to fill up in Spain. I had planned to, actually, I’m checking what I have left. I have nothing left. I’m going to use the reserve. And I thought I could make it to Figuiras, but actually no, that certainly won’t be the case. Yeah, you see, the thing is telling me 66 km of range. So, well, I think there’s a bit more, about a hundred kilometers, but I wo n’t make it. I have to, I think I have 90 km to go to Saint-Cyprien. There you go. After that, we’ll see. I don’t know if I’ll… so if it doesn’t work out… come back to… maybe I’ll look around the area, but I might come back to Barcarès. No idea. I’ll keep you posted. I’ll take you with me. Let’s go. See you later. Yeah, you can see the water level is really high. They’re even putting up signs to tell you the road is flooded. [Music] King will come with the morning bringing joy to the darkest of night. [Music] Okay, we’re arriving at Saint-Cyprien. The good thing is, at worst, the parking lot in Canet-en-Roussillon over there is open. There are no height restrictions. That ‘s a good thing. I hope the one up there will be open because I prefer it there. Uh, but right now, I’m driving with diesel fumes. I’ve got nothing. I ‘m completely out. I’ve got nothing. Even the onboard computer isn’t showing anything. Well, if it’s actually closed over there, I’ll come back here. But first I’m going to fill up with gas, fuel, or diesel so I can get to Spain. A pigeon. A Barbary pigeon. The moor and the sea. The Pyrenees opposite. Mount Canigou is white and the sea is calm. A fisherman. Okay, guys, I have no idea when I filmed this sequence. I don’t know what I filmed before. I don’t know what’s coming next. Anyway, I went to the dentist. I broke a tooth last week and I managed to get an appointment through Doctolib with a dentist, a Cornella Del Vercor Vercol Vercol, something like that, I don’t know. Well, actually, he saw me earlier at 12:20 and she treated me in there. Perfect. Listen, honestly, you know, in, I don’t know how many years, but I think this is the first time I’ve come across such a good dentist. Listen, exceptional. Very, very good. Well, as you can see, I’ve traveled a bit. Well, first to go to the dentist, and especially afterwards, I thought, “Hey, I want to come here to see what it’s like.” And I don’t know if you’ll see anything, but at the very end of the street over there is the Saint-Cyprien motorhome area. So, as you can see, I didn’t park there. I’m parked next to it, in the parking lot in front of the casino. Not in the casino parking lot because it’s private, but in front. There you go. So you see, we’re over there, there are a few of us. I’m just here. Actually, why did I come here? Well, there are a few more people. I thought, maybe I’ll go see what’s going on over there with the restaurants. I don’t know, you know. Anyway. Canet-en-Roussillon was really, really noisy. So, I didn’t really feel like going any further. I slept there for two nights. It wasn’t great, you know. Anyway. Well, I’m going back to the campsite because I forgot to lock it, stupid me. I need to check, I need to keep an eye on things, actually. Well, I hope we don’t get kicked out of here. There are a few of us. How many of us are here? 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 with the guy behind me. Well, that’s a bit annoying. There’s more sun now. Sun there. But well, it’s already good that it’s free here. Hi everyone. I hope you’re all doing well since a minute ago. Listen, I wanted to show you something really cool that’s happening to me. Look over there, I don’t know if you recognize this van. It belongs to Martine, from the YouTube channel La Nomade Trotteuse, which is really, really successful. She’s leaving home to go to Spain, and I saw her video yesterday and said to her, “Hey, I’m in the area, if you want we could meet up.” Well, she came over earlier and invited me for dinner. It went really well. She’s super nice. He’s super kind. So, there you go. If you want, I’ll put the link to her channel in the description so you can check out what she does. It’s honestly, it’s, it’s great . I really like it. I watch her videos often. It’s pretty good stuff. I don’t know if you know him, this is Richie, his beautiful dog. And here, we’re watching Martine. Hi! To everyone on the La Nomade Trotteuse channel. So, La Nomade Trotteuse. And most importantly, don’t forget to subscribe to her channel. It’s really important. You know, I tell you every time. So, don’t forget. And what she does is really great. Okay, see you later. Bye bye. Bye bye. Hi everyone. I hope you’re all doing well. So, I had a nice evening with Martine, uh, you know, from La Nomade Trotteuse. Nice. We ate together at lunchtime and in the evening. It was great. And now, she’s hitting the road again for Spain. You see, she’s here with her van and Richy, her dog, who’s looking at me. And she’s going to hit the road again. And me too soon. At least, I hope so. I’m still waiting for this part that’s supposed to be delivered here, and if it’s not, I’m not going to hang around too much. It’ll go back to where I ordered it. It’s taking way too long right now. It’s driving me crazy. You see, this one’s nice too. A J5, it’s clean. There we go, it’s back on the road. There we go, off it goes. Bye bye. Have a good trip. There, one of the departures. She knows she’s leaving. I know, I know I’m leaving, but I don’t know when. Well, I’m still going to go see where this package I’m waiting for is and I’ll decide this week, but I think I won’t be here next week. I have, I have the bag over there. Well, friends, this is where this video will end. I hope you liked it anyway, more or less. The little meeting with Martine was really nice. Uh, well, quite a few trips. There you go. I hope you’ll still like it. As for me, I’m still waiting for that… that famous part or package, and uh, I’m supposed to leave this week, but I’m not entirely sure. I met someone who has a boat and invited me over for drinks next week. Well, maybe I’ll go. I don’t know. We’ll see. Anyway, if you liked the video, don’t forget to give it a thumbs up, leave a comment—it’s really important—and subscribe if you have n’t already. See you in the next video! That’s all for now, bye!

Road Trip des GALÈRES : Dent Cassée, GPS en Folie et… une Rencontre SURPRISE !
Un road trip qui ne s’est pas passé comme prévu ! 😂 Entre galères de GPS, une dent cassée et des parkings impossibles… ce voyage dans le sud de la France a été riche en émotions.

Je vous emmène avec moi de la Drôme jusqu’aux Pyrénées-Orientales. Au programme : la forteresse de Mornas (de loin), un passage express chez Bruno de Point S pour un bruit suspect, les routes de l’Ardèche, un passage par Avignon, Arles, la Camargue, et une arrivée compliquée à Gruissan avec une mer déchaînée.

Rien ne m’a été épargné : un GPS qui m’envoie dans des sens interdits, des pompes GPL en panne, des parkings inondés ou bondés, et pour couronner le tout… une dent cassée qui m’oblige à trouver un dentiste en urgence !

Mais ce road trip avait une superbe surprise en réserve ! ☀️ Une rencontre incroyable et super sympa à Saint-Cyprien avec Martine, de la chaîne @LaNomadeTrotteuse ! On a partagé de super moments, et ça, ça sauve n’importe quel voyage.

➡️ Un immense merci à Martine (La Nomade Trotteuse) pour son accueil et sa gentillesse ! Allez voir sa chaîne : https://www.youtube.com/@UCp8bKBhrm2tS7ZZMPXOsGAA
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00:00 Introduction
00:39 Départ
04:23 Mornas
14:46 Les Alpilles
17:27 Point S
18:30 Saint-Martin-de-Crau
21:32 En route pour Gruissan
30:31 Arrivé sur Gruissans
37:50 Canet-en-Roussillon
40:58 Rencontre avec Martine