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My car got soaked on Christmas Day and needs a long run to help dry it out. The ECU light comes on and then after a longish drive goes off and the car drives normally so I was hoping to drive to Dover to give it a run go over to Calais on a non landing trip and buy my son some baccy then...

Where are all the computer geeks when you need them as I have been trying to find out the price of tobacco on the P O ferry to Calais but have been unsuccessful grandson and grand daughter have also tried but also had no luck.

I know that but was thinking about going over on non landing trip to get sufficient to keep son going for a while not buy loads

Has anybody been on a ferry to Calais recently if so what was the price of Tobacco on board

I only ever buy White Zinfandel over here, because that is what wife and her sister like, and almost everywhere is selling it at £10 for 3 bottles. For me it is usually Fleurie or Morgon if I am buying French Wine and I would agree that is cheaper over there or rather you can buy a better...

That is a bit of a myth now with the prices available in the uk supermarkets, really depends on what wine and beer you are going to buy.

Just a thought and I haven t checked but are there any cheap hops on easy jet which would be more memorable for them. Or if you wish to splash the cash Euro Disney.

Other than the ferry crossing I can not see what fun a 6 and 8 year old would get out of going to Calais or indeed any French port. They are too young to enjoy many things that are on offer there, that the parents will enjoy. I think the Isle of Wight zoo would win their vote, hands down.