A Visit to Würzburg Germany
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2024
- We took a visit into Würzburg, Germany, an historic German city, the capital of the Frankonia wine region. On the way there we got completely lost looking for the Stellpalz there.
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00:00 Introduction
00:14 Our planned route
06:51 Things start to go wrong
10:22 Getting annoyed now
11:55 Thanks Trev and Sue
13:16 Safely at the Stellplatz
13:38 A look around Wurzburg
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I love the fact that even the Earnshaws can get lost. Thanks for taking me along.
Thanks for sharing this video Bob. After a very stressful start, we were able to enjoy a look round the city together. Sue and I were holding our breath watching you look for the stellplatz. Thank goodness you were able to turn back and retrace the route. It all worked out in the end 😃👍🏻🚐🚐 Trev
Eek that look like a restful drive! The castle on the hill looked amazing!
I bet the stained glass windows of the church are beautiful.
Loved the video,
Wuerzburg is a uni city, and is situated on the river Main pronouned mine. It flows into the Rhine at Mainz.
Thanks for the pronounciation!
Oof that was a stressful watch! Good team work 👍🏻
That was a really busy place.
Like the NEC on a Saturday 😊
Hi Bob and Jenny what a stressful journey for you all I agree Bob with what you say about driving on the right and Victoria did the same as Jenny looking out into traffic and being an extra pair of eyes which is probably more necessary with a motor home. We found most drivers to be pretty good and only had a couple of idiots
I recall a similar experience with my sat nav in France and we drove every which way around Reims! Glad you all got sorted in the end and it looks a fabulous place to explore and enjoy together and looks like you all had a lovely time there it’s somewhere I would be interested in visiting myself
Great video thanks for sharing your day all the best to you all daniel
Great video including warts and all. We have used CamperContact for several years all over Europe and always input the Lat, Long co-ordinates into our Garmin with no issues.
Trouble we didn't know where we were going!
Bob I call that 'driving in the ditch'. You're right it's not too difficult
Great video, really enjoyed. We had a similar experience with the sat nav in North Wales😂😂 The churches in Germany are well looked after, every member of the church has a monthly tax taken from their salary to maintain the church.
Your dilemma Bob is why I use Sygic truck as well as well as Garmin drive especially when abroad.
A beautiful country a lovely city not far from wurzburg is Bamberg
Recently did the Romantic Road and had many similar episodes with the nav .... including Wurzburg 🤣 .... and the in cab coversations were very similar but maybe a few more expletives 🤭🤐🤣
Exactly...
Van conversions make for a better experience when town driving. Ours came with a nice 10 inch screen with CarPlay and its own navigation app and at 6m no major issues driving around. No doubt you will have the chance to try Bailey’s new van conversion soon 👍
Yes, looking forward to seeing the Bailey Endeavour at the show. And a built in system would be nice!
@@BobEarnshawMoHo We watched Peter Vaughn’s review of it the other day - not for us as I think the washroom door arrangement is totally unworkable but will be interested in your views. We’ve had an S&L which is much closer to a motorhome than a Campervan 👍
Not keen on the high toilet!
@@BobEarnshawMoHo Yes - would be an issue for my wife - it’s because of the moulding which runs along the side of the van - although we have a similar moulding but I guess the smaller converter can have the time to cut and fit. The 40 ltr waste tank is ridiculous and the drain taps are a joke. You should pop to see the S&L Apollo at the NEC (stand 11.156) - we have got tickets to go but have just had a rescue dog so plans have changed
Could not be assed I would have come on home to where Mrs Sat Nag Knowles her way round.
She'd been pretty good up until then at finding campsites.
I have the same Sat Nav, when I went to France it often told me to go left instead of right and vice versa, but the map looked OK, so started to follow the map visual directions instead, when I returned to UK all was OK.
Didn't have that, thankfully!
I did laugh, sat nags can be so annoying , our Loire trip, to a certain campsite ,took us miles out of our way ,when I typed in a postcode ,not realising the code covered a huge area. ,enjoy
Yes postcodes can be huge areas especially rurally. What sat navs need to adopt is what3words.
What 3 words has a "navigate to" option which then uses Google Maps to navigate @@BobEarnshawMoHo
You need to use a Tom Tom pro used by lorry drivers because you can put in your width length and height and weight
We use an Avtex Tourer Two for the same reason, dimensions and weight can be entered. In this case I think the information in camper connect was wrong. It also has a huge database of European Campsites, Asci, Camper connect, Caravan and Motorhome Club Sites, points of interest. I did a few videos on it if you're interested.
To avoid situations like that finding campsites in Europe, I find the entrance to the site on google maps, then go to street view to make sure you are in the right place and preferably zoom in so you can see the whites of the wardens eyes, then get the coordinates and put them into the sat nav, and you can't go wrong, I've found to my cost that using addresses in the sat nav in Europe is a recipe for disaster
We don't tend to use Google maps though because it always seems to get confused.
wooooo that's a great idea
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Trust me. I became as stressed as you whilst watching the problematic drive. Did you have to cut out any bad language or arguments with Jenny ? !! That same situation would have left Sophie and I screaming at each other !!!!! Best Wishes, D+S xxx
I cut out a bit of whining from me... 😁
Can’t you put geo coordinates in sat nav …
We didn't look to see where it was before we set off, so no we didn't. The danger of relying too much on sat nav.
The Germans did a good job of reconstructing that city. 90% of it was destroyed by British bombers on March 16, 1945. Interesting fact.
And often they recreated what was there before or as close as they could not havjng the comprehensive redevelopment of cities here