Mushy peas?

I was leaving Canterbury in good spirit: I've just had a canned sardines with bread that Ola fed me with :) and it wasn't  raining.
All beautiful except bike making loads of funny noises haha but I didn't want to stop because I had to be on time in Dover and it was raining again - hills, hills, hills - I though I'm gonna die...

Hmm, I don't like writing that much anymore - it's only about weather and hills...
I'll skip it then.

Anyway, If you have never tried Couch Surfing - try it!!! It's first time that I'm doing it and it's amazing - people you meet, food you being offer, you can talk to people, tell them stories, they will tell you stories and show you around - awesome !!!

This is my bike and it's better than Batman!!!

When I got to Dover - famous destination for Polish pilgrims ( my first time though ) - the sun was up !!!
Ferries are quite fun although this one didn't have any video games - last time on the ferry I was shooting wolfs !!!
Before we were allowed to get on I met really kind gentleman from London on his way to Holland to meet his Polish girlfriend. He offered me two bottles of Lucozade which were originally going to his cousin (?) who smokes quite a bit of pot - sugar levels warning!!!
I have drunk it all and was ready to race up the ramp :)

SECOND REVIEW:
Fish and Chips on Dover-Dunkerque Ferry - avoid  (unless you are really hungry)


I've stayed in Dunkerque for two nights to recover from being wet :) - become more Priest than hippie by sleeping on the floor. Was hosted by Tatiana who was really good to me :)

Cannot really say much about Dunkerque as I didn't do anything else than planning the route and contacting couch surfers - but I had some good Baguettes there as well as seeing some interested characters on the streets.

Battery is nearly flat so gotta go now. Ah, I'm in Ghent at the moment - will tell you later though.

This is fucking amazing!!!