Hotel Victoria Calais
10 rue de Madrid Calais, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, 62100, France
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Crossing the Englsih Channel
The trip officially started today. I had to arrive at the Royal National hotel courtyard by 6:45 so that sucked, and then an hour and a half later we were all finally on the bus and heading out to France. Most of the trip so far has been our tour ...
Prison Break & Buffalo Grille
... you'd get in a caravan! Like my mum and dad's in England just 1/3 the size. It has to be said though... The room did look a bit like a prison cell but seeing some prison cells it was a little worse! Unfortunately the TV didn't work either. For 29 euros for the night I suppose we shouldn't complain!
After a terrible nights sleep because Hudson is now sucessfully screwed with his sleeping - Up every 2 hours ...
Don't trip, Dodson.
... port. Coming in to the port itself was quite a welcomed experience; the roads just seemed to disappear leaving us with a view of the sunny English coastline…
We are now in our hotel in Dunkirk which, despite looking like the type of place you book by the hour and not the night, is a definite welcome from the freezing weather ...
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 ...
Dave the Brave
... stations which are really very average and also the trains. Apparently the Olympic Venues are being constructed in a very undesirable area of London but maybe it will be like Barcelona and reinvent the area.
Arriving in Dover was surprised to find it a very quite place, needed to wait for the bus to the ferry terminal which soon arrived and then headed on down to the ferry terminal. Passed the white cliffs of Dover along the way ...



