We are still moving
around a bit gingerly but…so far so good, the gastro has gone!
Pete has spent the
day struggling with the wind instrument indicator, which arrived in the mail in
Hobart, brand new in a box. Brand new
until he opened it on 2XS and found it didn’t have several vital components… So
he is trying to mate it with the old broken one and a sad and sorry task it is.
No cover plate... |
I haven’t done
anything anywhere near as creative. A
small bucket of washing, a tiny bit of dusting, the odd cp of tea/coffee. And I am stonkered! I did go in for a very brief did but there
were so very many big pink jellyfish wobbling towards me that I didn’t stay in.
David and Jacqui
have had a lot of trouble with these jellyfish clogging up their watermaker. Not so funny!
But they are very pleased with their time here because when they were diving
on the wreck Olympia they saw a big whaleshark, which circled them five times
before gracefully making its way through the maze of pearl farms. There was a dive boat nearby, with a load of paying
customers who, alas, did NOT see the whaleshark, and who smiled grimly through their envy when
they heard that both Dave and Jacqui had held the tip of its left fin.
Wow a whale shark, how fabulous. I'm not sure how brave I'd be though given my history with sharks so far. I have excited the water at full speed each and every time I've seen a shark so far. All tiny reef sharks!
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