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A week in Sardinia
This was a sunshine holiday with our daughter Pamela and our grandson Ezra
it was a nice camp we stayed at with a couple of swimming pools , we travelled
arounmd sardinia a little and its a lovely island , but mainly just relaxed in the
sun.
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The Joys of Anchoring
Calasetta proved to be a very frustrating anchorage. When we first arrived I had snorkled out to have a look at the anchor to make sure it was well dug in and I was very surprised to see not only was it supposedly so well dug in it had disappeared into the mud completely along with at least 10 metres of chain. This looked great until the next day when we found ourselves slowly moving ...
Catching Up with Matador
... line especially at the Capes a lot of the area in from the coast is marshy with salt pans.
We spent a reasonable night there with minimum rolling and then we were off to track down Matador. We had great sail with a following wind but by the time we reached the bay they were in it was over 20kts and blowing straight into the anchorage. We called them on the radio and Stu ...
Passando por Sardenha
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De volta ao camarote só no fim da tarde, fechamos as malas e assistimos ao último show do navio; Voyage to Remember.
Noite de despedida. Cruzamos com várias pessoas, passageiros, tripulantes e oficiais, que conhecemos no navio.
Esperamos e planejamos fazer outros cruzeiros no futuro.
Sobre planejamento de cruzeiros, vocês não imaginam ...
Weekend trip to Cagliari (continued)
... that I sounded like a witch and she sounded like a princess. Wow. I know my dialect is a bit different but geez louise! They didn't have to put it so bluntly! Anyways, we got back rather late and immediately fell asleep before waking up early to take our flight back.
I woke up on Sunday morning with a sunburn (oh, joy) but we packed up and left early to ensure we would have enough time to get to the airport and situate ourselves ...


