I think perhaps you need to take more water with it
I'm sure it'll get squeezed in somewhere!.... I hope so anyway, as its one of our favourite destinations in the eastern end of the Channel.
I am very fond of Boulogne too, it was my first ever foreign landfall in about 1985 aboard our Hurley 22 "Spindrift" which we sailed from Pinmill to Ramsgate ( got lost on the way and had to sail up to a navigation bouy to read it's name Drill Stone, in order to confirm our position after DR plot was not maintained over night in strong winds) then Ramsgate to Boulogne. I seem to recall celebrating the arrival with a tin of Sharwoods Lentil Curry. Navigation kit was compass, log, echo sounder, paper chart and a couple of 2B pencils, battery was charged by taking it home each weekend or with Halfords battery charger and shore power cable that the charger was plugged into, engine was 4hp Mariner two stroke that had to be filled from a stock of five litre petrol cans. No vhf, moblle phone or gps on board and you had to wake up whoever was sleeping in the forepeak to use the toilet. No internet forums then either, wisdom was culled by reading books and Yachting Monthly.
It has history for us too.... while I'd done a lot of foreign stuff over the years, using mostly a limited set of nav tools like yourself, it was the first foreign trip, back in the early 2000's, we'd done since having kids. We arrived in near perfect weather, in our Carter 3/4 tonner, and after tying up in the marina, sat in the evening sun and ate in the cockpit in mid to high 20 degrees..... firmly completed the kids addiction to sailing!.... so also have fond memories!
Tis a thing of beauty, I have a small bottle of Eau d'Boulogne and on a Saturday evening when my good lady wife has had a couple of small dry sherrys I tend to dab a little behind each ear in the hope of encouraging nautical behaviour.
Jim and I require somewhat less of it than you though......
The town elders have sorted the fishermen, little early morning noise & certainly no smell
Jim and I require somewhat less of it than you though......