We have made it accross the channel and have safely arrived in Guingamp. We moved out on the 9th. About 12 people came to help us the lorry. It was really quick, and the drivers were able to be on their way at around 10 am. We stayed behind to do some cleaning, and some ladies from the church helped us. The journey to Portsmouth was uneventful, the night on the ferry short, as we did not have a cabin. We arrived in Guingamp on Tuesday morning, sorted out Insurance for the house and got the keys by lunchtime. The lorry arrived at around 4pm, and a van driven by my dad a bit latter. A few people from the church here came to help unloading, and we were glad to get to our beds that night.
So here we are, settling down. We were cut from the world for about a week with no phone or Internet. But we are now back online, much quicker than expected. Orange had told us it could take about two weeks, but we got the Internet much quicker than that, about 5 days. Keep checking the blog regularly in the next few days, there’s more to come.
that’s amazing Emmanuel – it took Orange 2 months to sort us, and we were already in France! good luck.
I know, the only answer I’ve got is that God answers prayers.