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Brit riding £15 Amazon dinghy from France as there's 'more legroom than Ryanair'
dailystar.co.ukUkraine at the start of Putin’s invasion, sofa surfed with the Taliban in Afghanistan and expressed interest in visiting North Sentinel Island.Now back in the UK after making friends with the Taliban, Miles told the Daily Star that he's "a little bored" - and that's when he devises his mad plans.
The Birmingham-native tweeted on Saturday asking where he can find a dinghy to cross the English Channel with.Taking to Twitter, the 22-year-old said: “I'm about to do a very silly and impulsive trip but I need some help.
Where do the immigrants in France usually put their inflatable boats in the water to paddle to England?”“Most boats don't make it, it's really sad and horrendous, trust me don't do this,” said one of his followers who works for the military, before Miles settled on a £15 dinghy from Amazon.But he told the Daily Star that he recognises the danger in crossing the choppy waters in such a small boat."I might up the budget to get a £30 boat," he said, adding: "More room for snacks."Miles continued: "I've seen people go across the waters on a lot less so as long as it's good weather conditions, what could go wrong!"Plus, it's less bumpy and has more legroom than Ryanair, so.
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