The drive down to
Harwich flew by for me. I worked. I'm
glad I didn't have to watch the mphs rush by.
We left at 11am. I planned to
leave at 11am but secretly I wanted to have left well before then. Andrew didn't tell me how early we'd have to
check in and I didn't realise we only had 15 minutes to spare. If I'd been driving with all the facts I
probably would have taken the vanu too fast and blown it up. If I'd been watching Andrew, I probably would
have told him to slow down.
I was excited about
my cabin at first. I could've slept
straight away but we opted to eat instead.
We also booked and paid for Breakfast.
We discovered we should've paid for food in advance. We knew we'd get ripped off on the ferry but
we didn't expect it to be to the tune of £90.
It's a good job we did eat all we could.
When we went to bed
it was still. The air in the room was
freezing cold, blasting out of the air conditioning unit. Even on it's warmest setting. We watched TV for a bit. We fell soundly asleep. I woke up a few hours later to the noise of
the air con. Without my earplugs it was
keeping me awake. I went to the loo and
figured out that I could silence the extractor fan a bit by stuffing tissue
paper into it. This also seemed to warm
up the cabin as whatever warm air was getting in (or being generated by us)
wasn't immediately getting sucked away.
Andrew got up and
went out on deck for some fresh and sodden sea air to get rid of the dryness.
We both fidgeted all
night and woke up being tossed around like dolls in a washing machine (ok not
that bad) and feeling awful. I thought
I'd managed to control my sea sickness but found myself unable to return to the
room for any long period of time, instead lying on the benches in the centre of
the boat with my head in my hands and sleeping helped. I dashed below decks for a shower only to
return to sit in a chair waiting carefully for my hair to dry.
Finally the boat
trip was over and all we had to do was drive for 4 hours across Denmark. We had some coffee and a beautiful bagel in
town and then set off.
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