Torreluz Centro Hotel II
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Love is conditional...
... que me acompañaba había inundado todo el terreno que quedaba junto a mi. No había pensado lo que esto significaba para ellos, hasta que vi 2 grandes pelotas mullidas que buscaban refugio bajo las barreras de seguridad que rodean la carretera. Mientras me iba acercando un sentimiento de tristeza me inundó a mi. Pensé en las pobres criaturas, cuyas casas se convertian en acuarios subterráneos y quienes no tienen paraguas o chaquetas para mantenerlos secos. Les ...
It damn well does rain in Spain.
... cosy iin the cockpit now. I can see that cockpit being great in high latitudes. Its not pretty but it works.
So an enforced lazy day on Red Dwarf. I dont like lazy days. I am ok for a few hours then I get bored. (and people still wonder why winter drives me nuts)
Might have to suit up and go shopping...after a nap.
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Making history, and other sexy things. Boat pics
... then make it hot!!! This is bloody luxury.
No, not just luxury, It is also an aphrodeisac.
Its a well known come-on to ask if there is water for a shower with a wry grin. Hell, for yachties without running water, a hot shower is almost foreplay.
Life is good.
Today was also fuel system day. I have been chasing filters and belts for a couple of days(welcome to spain) but organised the jerry cans of deisel in the cockpit lockers so ...
It's a tough life..someone's gotta do it!
... a gentle motor along the 10 miles left to Almerimar where we arrived at 1.30pm.
This is a smashing marina and where lots of yachties overwinter.
We soon got chatting to other sailors and it has made us rethink our way forward. Discussions are carrying on.
We had loads of washing to do and the launderette was right opposite us so 3 machines were put into operation straightaway to get the linen, towels and clothes all done. ...
Red Dwarf is born.
... the decks. Hardstands are really dirty places at the best of times, but this hardstand is dirt so dust is a major pain. plus the fine morocan dust that floats across constantly.
A rose by any other name would still smell as sweet. A boats name though is important. It should mean something and reflect the personality of the crew. The old name was obviously personal to the old owner but means nothing to us. It must change.
The pop of a cork started the name change ...
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