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Topic: Dover "security" check
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Message posted by Stackman02/7/2018 at 9:06am
Outfit: Eurohike Buckingham 6 Classic Location: North Dorset
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Last Saturday we went from Dover - Dunkirk for a week camping in the Netherlands.
As we approached the check-in lanes for DFDS we were waved into the security check area.
I parked up inside the shed, as directed and stepped out of the car. My wife stayed put.
The security guy asked me to open the boot and he gave it a cursory look, obviously it was rammed full of our camping gear and bags but he didn't want anything removed, thank goodness.
Then, bizarrely, he asked me to walk through a metal detector. I put all change, keys, belt etc in a tray and walked through the scanner. Nothing beeped, so all good.
That was that, I got back in the car and drove off to the check-in.
My incredulity was that I had been scanned but my wife, the contents of the car, which included cooking knives etc. were not even looked at. It was clearly a box-ticking exercise rather than a serious attempt to detect anything which could cause harm.
------------- I can remember when this was all fields.
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