A long drive to Dover, took us 8 hours but we did have a 1/2hr lunch stoppage. Lots of traffic once we got down south, and it being a bank holiday weekend didn’t help matters. Still, we were not stuck in a jam for any length of time, but a fair amount of crawling along the M25. We usually go down the A1 and join the M11 to cut the corner off the M25, but on the way down we heard the A1 was closed as a car had gone across the central barrier around Grantham, so we had to change tack and do the M1 instead. Never mind, we are here in Dover staying overnight at a Premier Inn, and we had a nice dinner in the restaurant attached, went for a walk to get some biscuits for Phil, and I took a shot of one of the ferries arriving.
So a couple of G&T’s and early to bed!
Wow, nice timing, traffic is a bear isn’t it? Dave has no patients for it at all.
Well hopefully you’ll drift off easy and get a good nites sleep, what a view🥃🥃
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Cheers Mrs. O looking forward to getting to France- fingers crossed the sea-crossing isn’t too choppy!
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Ohhhh boy, well good luck, I’m sure you brought something for. Motion???🤮🤭, nothing worse.
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No, don’t really get sea sick, but do like a smooth crossing otherwise it’s hard to walk about 🤣
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Well thats true:))))
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🐳🐋⚓️🛳🍹
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I didn’t realise you were sleeping in Dover. Rather you than me, for a choppy crossing. I get awfully seasick in bad weather.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Me too, I always carry those pills with me 😉
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it wasn’t too bad after all!
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Fingers crossed you have a smooth crossing.🤞🏻
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Not too bad thanks Kim.
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Enjoy!
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Nice moody shot of the boat.
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Cheers! 🙂
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