White Cliffs of Dover, England

Had another great day driving from Peterborough to Dunkirk. We drove the country roads as much as possible, it's a lot more enjoyable and relaxing winding through the narrow roads rather than racing the cars on the A1. We enjoyed seeing the autumn leaves, the ploughed fields, the crops and sheep and there were a lot of thatched cottages today when we went through some of the small villages. We drove onto Dover before going to our accommodation so we could walk along the White Cliffs of Dover. They are a stunning sight, sheer white cliffs that drop away to the sea, as the white chalk crumbles away the black flint stones fall onto the beach below. I didn't realise the magnitude of the shipping of the transport trucks that occurred in Dover harbour, the trucks went through a checkpoint then cued to get on the ferries with their goods. Whenever another ship arrived it disgorged another convoy of trucks. We also saw Dover Castle from a distance. The 11th Century Castle sits high on the hill overlooking Dover.Les mer