Brexit 2018 - Travelling to Europe

I think you find it is the pound has gone down not the euro.  The reason why the FTSE 100 has gone up is that a large number of the companies in it are either basically foreign and or make their profits in foreign currencies.  Therefore as the pound goes down their profits when reported in £’s goes up and so does the share price in £’s

Crossing from a non Eu country to an EU country - have done it lots of times - Switzerland to Italy, Andorra to Spain. It never seemed a problem. 

Your absolutely right Euro, the Swiss only stop you to check you have a vignette, never had a passport check there.

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Still going as long as the dog can go.

I do my m/home insurance through puegeot which doesn't include European cover so when I need it just ring them up pay the extra money green card sent out in less than seven days no problem been doing this for years .also why pay the extra if you don't use in Agilent year 

Should read given year 

An extra 5 minutes or so at passport control is not going to impact on anyone's holiday.

It will if you are number one hundred in that extra 5 minute per person queue.

What a strange forum this is, I mentioned the word "Brexit" the other other day only to have the post removed. I was told it was removed because it was political   And here we are 28 post into one about "Brexit" 

Better not mention how moderation on here works 

Once we have cut through the barbed wire and outrun the Guard Dogs we generally have no problems. In recent years I have only been stopped once, when entering the Czech Republic from Linz in Austria, but nobody bothered when I re-entered Austria at the Eastern end. I remember travelling to Austria before they were in the EU and nobody stopped me when I entered from Germany.

The only thing that will affect us is the price but even then we will probably just go for less time. There's so much to enjoy so won't be cutting off my nose to spite my face.

On a practical level then I'm not worrying about things like International Driving Licence, Green Cards, EHIC etc. until the dust settles. We'll have a UK based Spring/Summer holiday and then a France based Autumn one.

If the worst happens and I find myself unwelcome then I'll find somewhere else to spend my money.