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My route;-Dunkirk - Lille - ['skirting Namur'] - Luxembourg [Fill fuel tanks here]Ìý-----------Belgium's motorways [free]Ìýare always being 'mended', so there may be some [usually minor] delaysLuxembourg - Metz - Nancy ----------all free motorwaysÌýNancyÌý- ColmarÌý ---Ìý All free - some motorway/dual carriageway, then some basic roads to ColmarÌýColmar - Mulhouse - into GermanyÌýÌýÌý ----------all free motorwayÌýÌýDown the autobahn [free] towards Basle then turn off towards Lorrach and on into SwitzerlandÌý [this is my Basel Bypass, with no wait at the border]Ìý So far - NO CHARGESÌýThrough Switzerland [Gotthard Tunnel or Pass] - only cost is the Swiss Motorway Vignette - I buy this at the services on the German autobahn [at Bad Bellingham]ÌýÌýPetrol in Switzerland is usually cheaper than Italy - pop off of the motorway to fill upÌýThen pay as yo go on the Ìý½ûÂþÌìÌà autostrada - and beware the 'Average Speed Cameras'ÌýÌýÌý

Well ........................."You will either have to change the plugs or use an adaptor. ...........found the answer in purchasing a few of the multi outlet strips and then only one plug per three or four appliances need to be changed."Remember - if you use a multi point adaptor [with a changed plug] you shouldn't exceed 3KW load on the adaptor [assuming a 13 amp fuse].Ìý

ÌýHopefully someone will make a personal recommendation, but if they don't - If you Google "Wedding Planner Venice Italy", you'll find several options.

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Well ........................"Some articles refer to a pending ban on toasters and hair dryers as well"Having had the trip switch go when my daughter and her friends all 'fired up' their hair straighteners - I'mm all for the banAnd remember - its not a ban on toasters, hairdryers etc, its a ban on high power equiment.ÌýAs an example - ½ûÂþÌìÌà toaster at my place 700 watts - english toaster back home 1800 Watts.Ìý Only benefit - quicker toast

There are lawyers in the UK that deal with ½ûÂþÌìÌà Law - do a 'Google'

Whoever you use, make sure they are local to the area, so they know how the Comune works.Ìý Using an 'outsider' is a recipe for disasterÌýI'd recommend using a Geometra

If you're talking about the ban on 'high power' appliances - good idea, bring it on.ÌýÌý[Already applied to Vacuum Cleaners]

I agree - if its a relatively 'simple' purchase you don't need a lawyer - but you probably do need someone at the Notary meeting who can translate what is said.ÌýThe Notary looks after your interests as well as the seller'sWhen I bought my place, I took the advice of ½ûÂþÌìÌà friends and didn't use a lawyer - all went wellÌýGood Luck

Bed sizes - see;-