The document summarizes a day trip from England to Boulogne, France. It describes taking the Eurotunnel from Folkestone to France, then visiting Napoleon's Column, a bakery, beach, and chocolate shop. The group spent time in the town and a supermarket before returning on the Eurotunnel back to England. The day trip provided experiences like making croissants and learning about French history, culture and cuisine.

1. My day trip to Boulogne<br />We started our journey to France at about 4:30 and drove to Folkestone to get on the Euro Tunnel. I was very excited when we drove onto the Euro Tunnel as it was my first time and a great experience. We had to wait for a while for other cars to drive on, but then we started going at first it just felt like being in a normal train but as we went down my ears popped which was annoying.We were on the Euro Tunnel for about 40 mintues. Then the Euro Tunnel ended and we drove off the train.<br />3895725236220 Our first stop in France was to Napoleons Column where we all took pictures and Mr Robinson told us some history about Napoleon himself. <br />Once we had all boarded the coach again and left Napoleons column. We headed to the Boulangerie, i remember arriving there at the Boulangerie and it was just like a house that the owners had turned into their own bakery. When we were in the Boulangerie we were allowed to have a go at making a crossiant ourselfs, this was very fun and a great experience too.<br />Once we had been to the Boulangerie we then headed for the beach where we were going to stop and have some lunch. We arrived at the beach and the sun was shining and it was lovely we all sat on the beach and had our lunch after we had ate our lunch we we allowed to have a walk around the beach and take pictures. <br />We then had to board the coach once again and from the beach we then headed to the Chocolaterie, everyone was very excitied for this part of the day ! We arrived at the Chocolaterie and had a talk and demonstration on how the chocolate is made. We were then given a free sample of chocolate to try which was made earlier on that day. After the talk and demostration we were then allowed to go into the shop and buy some chocolate (there was alot to choose from).<br />After the chocolaterie we headed to the town where Mr Robinson talked to us about the town and the history of it. After we had spent about 2 hours in the town in headed to our last stop the supermarket where we were allowed to gooff shoppinng on our own.<br />Then it was then end of our time in France and we had to travel back to the Euro Tunnel to go home. And that is the story of my amazing trip to France.<br />