Restructure wiki for EV workation with confirmed dates

- Remove Germany/Netherlands files (not needed — early ferry, no stops)
- Rewrite Hoek van Holland as daytime ferry already booked
- New England file focused on EV charging + Cambridge/York/Lakes/Liverpool stops
- Add EV charging section to Isle of Man
- Rewrite Dublin with confirmed events: Aug 30 college football, Aug 31 Bon Jovi
- New return leg: Dublin → Cherbourg ferry → Walldorf by Sep 2
- Update README with full timeline and confirmed dates table
- Update .ai-context with EV conventions and fixed date constraints

locations/02-england-to-iom-ferry.md

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+# England: Harwich → Isle of Man Ferry
+
+> **Type:** Drive north with stops
+> **Distance:** Harwich → Heysham ~370 km | Harwich → Liverpool ~380 km
+> **Drive time:** ~4–5h direct
+> **Best for:** 1–2 day paced drive with sightseeing stops; EV charging built in
+
+## Ferry Port Options for Isle of Man
+- **Heysham** (near Lancaster) — most frequent sailings, quieter port
+- **Liverpool** — seasonal summer sailings, better city for a stopover
+
+**Recommendation:** Liverpool. Better city, similar distance, and the Steam Packet summer schedule usually covers the route well in August. Spend a night there.
+
+---
+
+## EV Charging: Harwich to Liverpool
+
+The route north (A12 → M11 → A1(M) / M1 → M6 → Liverpool) has good motorway service charging but gaps between cities. Key stops:
+
+| Location | Charger options | Notes |
+|----------|----------------|-------|
+| Colchester (A12) | Gridserve, Tesla | First stop after ferry — top up here |
+| Cambridge services (M11) | Gridserve Hub | Fast 150kW+ chargers |
+| Wetherby/Leeds (A1M) | Extra MSA, Tesla | Good midpoint if going via York |
+| Lancaster/Forton MSA (M6) | Pod Point, Osprey | Last stop before Heysham |
+| Liverpool (city) | Multiple rapid chargers in centre | Tesla SC at Liverpool ONE |
+
+**Tip:** Gridserve has the most reliable rapid chargers on this corridor. Use Zap-Map or A Better Route Planner (ABRP) for live availability.
+
+---
+
+## Recommended Stops
+
+### Cambridge — 1.5h from Harwich
+One of the world's great university cities. Worth a 2–3h stop and has a Gridserve Hub right on the M11 for charging while you explore.
+- **The Backs** — The famous view of King's, Clare, and Trinity colleges from the riverside meadows; best seen on foot or by punt
+- **King's College Chapel** — Gothic masterpiece; free to walk past, ticketed entry inside
+- **Market Square** — Central, lively, great coffee and street food
+- **Punting** — Hire a punt on the Cam; touristy but genuinely enjoyable
+
+### York — detour via A1(M), 2h from Cambridge
+Unmissable if you go via the A1 rather than M1. Park at a P+R (all have charging), walk the walls.
+- **York Minster** — One of Europe's greatest Gothic cathedrals; the Great East Window is the world's largest surviving medieval stained glass
+- **The Shambles** — Medieval street with overhanging timber-framed houses; browse not shop
+- **City Walls** — Full 3.4km circuit of Roman/medieval walls around the old city (~2h walk)
+- **JORVIK Viking Centre** — Atmospheric underground Viking-age York reconstruction; worth 1h
+
+### Lake District — 1.5h from Lancaster/Heysham
+If you have a night to spare before the IoM ferry, the Lakes are right there.
+- **Windermere / Ambleside** — Most accessible base; good EV charging at Rheged and Tebay services (M6)
+- **Langdale Valley** — The dramatic fells without the Windermere crowds; short walks from the valley floor
+- **Grasmere** — Wordsworth's village; small, beautiful, good gingerbread at the churchyard shop
+- **Scafell Pike** — England's highest (978m); 4–5h round trip if weather is good
+
+### Liverpool — ferry departure city (recommended overnight)
+- **Albert Dock** — Victorian docklands converted into museums, restaurants, and bars; Tate Liverpool is here
+- **The Beatles Story** — Thorough museum at the dock; even non-fans find it interesting given the city context
+- **Cavern Quarter** — Mathew Street and the Cavern Club (reconstructed); lively at night
+- **Liverpool Cathedral** — Anglican cathedral completed 1978; one of the largest in the world and genuinely spectacular inside. Free entry.
+- **Hope Street** — The two cathedrals (Anglican and Catholic) face each other 500m apart; walk the street between them
+- **Food:** Bold Street for independent restaurants; Baltic Triangle for bars
+
+---
+
+## Practical Info
+- **Isle of Man ferry from Liverpool:** Steam Packet Company; departs from Liverpool Pier Head (Princes Parade). [steam-packet.com](https://www.steam-packet.com)
+- **Parking Liverpool:** Liverpool ONE car park has EV charging; overnight options near the docks
+- **Journey pacing:** Harwich → Cambridge (charge) → York → Lakes → Liverpool works as a relaxed 2-day drive
+
+## Links
+- [Zap-Map UK chargers](https://www.zap-map.com)
+- [A Better Route Planner](https://abetterrouteplanner.com)
+- [Steam Packet Company](https://www.steam-packet.com)
+- [Visit York](https://www.visityork.org)
+- [Visit Lake District](https://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk)
+- [Visit Liverpool](https://www.visitliverpool.com)