In case of any issue to download the file, please contact : ledorga. This is a gay classic car rally which will be organised from the 19 until the 22 april by Dominique De Taverny. This department of France about kilometers northwest of Paris is easily accessible from the north via several highways which arrive directly in Rouen. In short, the slogan for this weekend is simple and remains the same: come, discover, enjoy and relax with your classic car! For your convenience, the road book will be translated into English and French, and the program will be translated into English and French.
It is important to note that this rally is reserved for classic vehicles more than 25 years old or exceptions rare vehicles produced in few copies. Upon reception of your registration form and payment and — only for France — your cheque you will receive a confirmation of your participation by e-mail. Now known with previous events, these hotels are without surprises and offer a good quality of services. This hotel is located in Saint Etienne du Rouvray,10 kms south of Rouen city center.
All spacious rooms have TV, telephone, wifi and bathroom with shower or bathtub. This hotel has a restaurant where we will eat in the evening. Also, the exclusive bar reserved for the occupants of the hotel will remain open in the evening. Important: the hotel parking is private and closed. Everyone will take his room, then dinner will be waiting for you. For late evening, the hotel bar will be open.
The romantic ruin of this industrial cathedral is a surprising and magical place in the middle of the countryside. In , the Levavasseur family became the owners of the premises. Following various fires in , Charles Levavasseur decided to raze the site and establish a new factory.
In , he plans to rebuild the spinning mill. To run the spinning machines planned for workers, he diverted the course of the nearby river and had a canal built which provided a 3. Work began in The factory, in the English neo-Gothic style, is m long and 26 m wide and the octagonal towers at the four corners rise to 38 m in height. In , the factory began production. On August 23, , a fire ravaged the large spinning mill. Charles Levavasseur then passed the business on to his son Arthur.
