TOTAL DISASTER !! (Stranded) Paris to London by ferry and train just like before Eurotunnel opened. 

I totally agree 100%! :)

Cost woke people would rather see a laughing dog transgenic wrestling or some lie bour party nutters going on about comrade corbin

Agreed.

I've had to do that in the past too.

If you need to do that journey today, just head down the coast a ways down the beach, plenty of boats heading to the UK. you even get an escort across!

@Falafel I think I saw him (scott) at westway retail Park in Cumbernauld

@Dimitri Medrividev there's already the eurotunnel

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Indeed. This is something I plan to do during the summer.

You and Scott have definitly become firm favourites with me. You both come across as genuine folks, and that, for me anyway goes a long way. Keep it up. to quote a restaurant I never use. I.m lovin it! 😂

Am I bad O am like what the bejesus is going on with Scott. Steve and Scott and my fave as I am biased to my fellow aberdeenshire fellow Steve. South aberdeenshire versus north aberdeenshire (me). I love you too scott though

@@DavidPeacock1972 Haha Thanks so much David! :)

@@ametrinemoon Cheers! We really need to do a travel challenge together eh!?

@@steve-marsh I can't drive LOL. Could do one you drive and I take the bus LOL

After that bus incident you should have taken the clue that today wasn't meant to be... :D There is a saying that an accident rarely comes alone :D

Historically, Calais (Caliss it was pronounced) was the "property" of the English Monarch. Perhaps France could return it....

@@alanmon2690 the way It is now, I wouldn't want it even if the French paid us to take it back. It's a lifeless shell full of abandoned industrial units that once housed great industry

@wimblewomble you actually think the French would get rid of calais if they could what are you on can I have some please

Agree 100%

Yeah I can imagine for foot traffic at least.

Thanks very much. Although I felt like just pulling my hear out, I realised I had to keep the camera running because it would make an interesting adventure.

I much prefer the Dieppe route, and Dieppe's a lovely little town. Sadly the shuttle bus to the port in Dieppe no longer runs, but it's a pleasant 30m walk into town.

The Dover West ferry's with rails in Kept the hazardous goods off the passenger ferry back in the day....

Good information, thank you.

And a gas turbine train from Boulogne Town to Paris...

Agree Newhaven-Dieppe is the way to go. The old port railway stations literally backed on to the ferry dock, sadly all gone now. As miserable as driving on British roads can be, the stress of multiple public transport connections makes travel a lottery.

Thanks for your comment. People say I either have a dry sense of humour or no sense of humour at all. At least I'm able to laugh at myself and my situations.

@@PlanesTrainsEverything My uncle is Scottish and he's the same. Humour to get through the absurdity of life, especially in bonny auld Scotland

And in the last 10 years, despite my travel privileges, I prefer to drive. Use my privs for local trips.