County Hotel Dover
Townwall St. Dover, Kent, England, CT16 1SZ, United Kingdom
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Crossing the Englsih Channel
... on the bus about rules and how the trip is going to work. We got to the ferry at about 10:00 and got our last look at the UK before heading out to the continent. Just got into Paris now, and we have a tour of the city and trip up the Eiffel Tower ...
Prison Break & Buffalo Grille
... we were going to get shot because it looked like a b-grade movie set! It didn't help that we were fairly high up above sea level and we were in the clouds. Very spooky!
After a quick drive around to the next hotel to check out if that one was any better we went straight back and checked in. The other was even worse.
As it turned out it was quite a comfy room. The shower was a little strange and looked like ...
Short Stop Over
... must say it is quite a large impressive structure. There are quite a few a few nice little winding roads which we manged to find! The city itself was pretty sleepy aprt from the ASDA where we had lunch! 4.50 pounds for a steak and mushroom pie with veggies and chips and a drink went down fairly well. It kinda made us feel like we were backpacking all over again. We love ...
The white cliffs of Dover
... a place to look at the white cliffs. Quite stunning! Looking across the water to France you can see the world's busiest water passage. We thought about the fact that we would be going under it and we are right now! Probably good not to think about how far under the sea we are.
The next stage is more challenging, considering our almost non existent French. We will have to be resourceful and read the signs ...
Day One
... of the word that Mummy used to buy Vicky in an attempt at improving her Geographical knowledge. Unfortunately she never succeeded and so we were liable to end up in Poland. However, we bravely set off and actually Vicky didn't do too bad a job and we found the right road, using a mixture of the computer and paper maps. There were one or two hairy moments, where the conversation went something like this:
Vicky: See that exit there? Well don't take ...



