We’ve spent the last few days of day sailing around and Carole swimming, me paddling on the edge, one swim was enough for me at these water temperatures -14 degrees C..
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| Water warming up nicely |
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| It's such a hard life |
We also had another Padel lesson, great fun, especially as two Spanish ladies asked us for a game after the lesson - 2 hours of running about and then another run to get back in time for the Queen.
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| Padel courts are a combination of a tennis and squash court |
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| Well, its nearly Easter! |
Well, when I say the Queen it was a symphony orchestra and a rock band together with 4 “International Cantors” doing all the Queen hits. The Spanish are very enthusiastic clappers and, like the Welsh, they can all sing (unlike us English, especially me!).
A great night - nearly three hours of top music - and loud enough for our ears to be ringing when we left.
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| the stars of the show (and a fan)
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We’ve spent the last couple of days sorting the boat out ready to leave her when we return home to Witherslack.
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| Boat put to bed with it's summer cover on |
Now back home for a while but looking forward to going sailing soon! Flight booked to come back on 15th May!
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| A last evening walk before we leave |
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