just heard that lorries starting to be backed up on the a20 due to ferry problems on channel.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/travelnews/public/ferry.shtml "Delays between Dover and Calais due to adverse weather conditions. Last updated: 12th January 2007 at 13:32"

My ferry is at 2200 - permission to panic now captain mainwaring!

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just heard that lorries starting to be backed up on the a20 due to ferry problems on channel.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/travelnews/public/ferry.shtml "Delays between Dover and Calais due to adverse weather conditions. Last updated: 12th January 2007 at 13:32"

My ferry is at 2200 - permission to panic now captain mainwaring!

P&O website say's they are running to schedule

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P&O website say's they are running to schedule

P&O website say's they are running to schedule

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kezzy1966, earlier today the problem was industrial action at the French Tunnel depot. Yesterday it was bad weather affecting the ferries but not sure if it still applies.
Beware however that if Operation Stack is still in operation when you arrive you will need to allow probably an extra hour to your journey time.

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kezzy1966,

Just had a look out of the office window and the channel is getting choppy...but that would be nothing to the large ferries.
I can see ships coming through the gates so they are still running.

The only delay would be the backlog on the M20 due to industrial action on the French side of the tunnel, see the
Port of Dover - Tunnel thread. In fact I'll bump it.

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Is it raining too hard now a days? I planning take ferry to France to meet my friends. Any personal experiences of any ferry delays. Pls let me know, I'll plan according to that and hold back to a later time my trip.

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pam w, the thread is from January 2007

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holidayloverxx,

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Straight spam post by ashleygerrald - but to be fair, an interesting one.

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achilles

well I don't see much of interest there but from the looks of this :-

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Yoda, you made me click on it and I had been the urge resisting

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Yoda,hmm the link in the OP now has an error 404 - couldn't be that some naughty mod has changed it? IIRC it was about the Dunkirk ferry - and as I had thought that link to the Continent had been shut for good, I thought it interesting that it was running again - makes for another option.

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Yoda,hmm the link in the OP now has an error 404 - couldn't be that some naughty mod has changed it? IIRC it was about the Dunkirk ferry - and as I had thought that link to the Continent had been shut for good, I thought it interesting that it was running again - makes for another option.

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holidayloverxx, The path of madness, that way is.

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achilles, still works for me? Having regard to his unusual use of English, perhaps it is not M. Gerrald's native tongue. In which case he may not appreciate the subtleties of spam, poor sap

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achilles,

All their ships go to Dunkerque, to Calais it is P&O and Sea France.

Norfolk Line have been running passenger ferries to Dunkerque for quite a few years now.

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Norfolk Line have been running passenger ferries to Dunkerque for quite a few years now.

Helen Beaumont, Since getting the van I've been going back to Norfolk Lines again as they are cheaper than Speedferries et al for the larger vehicle. Another hour on the boat though, and I preferred the configuration of their old boats compared to the new ones. Be warned though, if you go Dunkerque for the first time - it is the back of beyond and nothing there apart from the port.

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Helen Beaumont, Since getting the van I've been going back to Norfolk Lines again as they are cheaper than Speedferries et al for the larger vehicle. Another hour on the boat though, and I preferred the configuration of their old boats compared to the new ones. Be warned though, if you go Dunkerque for the first time - it is the back of beyond and nothing there apart from the port.

Helen Beaumont, Since getting the van I've been going back to Norfolk Lines again as they are cheaper than Speedferries et al for the larger vehicle. Another hour on the boat though, and I preferred the configuration of their old boats compared to the new ones. Be warned though, if you go Dunkerque for the first time - it is the back of beyond and nothing there apart from the port.

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easiski, we had a nice walk along the dunes last time we were in Dunkerque it was quite pleasant.

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First time I came back via Dunkerque was on a motorcycle trip back in about 1978. We were sure we followed the signs but we ended up in an oil storage terminal in Gravelines

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Yoda, sorry, I had drifted back to the first post, by kezzy1966, in this thread - where there is a colon at the end of the link causing the 404. The other link is working fine, as you say.

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achilles, ah, I thought you were talking about ashleygerrald's link, didn't see the "OP" in your post at maltcon3 afaik no-one here has been messing with the original, but the OP edited it twice back in January 07 I have removed the colon now, but I see that the beeb themselves updated the page today