Friday, March 20th, 2009
Spent the day doing lots of different jobs on board the ship.
A short list:
a) Domestics
b) Went ashore with Ben to pick up boxes of oatmeal and ichiban noodles
c) Stored said oatmeal and ichiban noodles in the hold
d) Sanded the varnished rail that runs across the bridge
e) Sorted the enormous pile of cordage stored in various dark reaches of the hold
f) Did the dishes after dinner to help out the galley crew, Susie and Nick SA. (Hi John R )
Whew!
Tomorrow we head out to a small island near the Tobago Cays called Maryeau. It is back South of here
almost all the way back to Carriacou.
This island is 1.5 square miles and has a population of 254! Probably no Internet though
Thanks for reading.
KJ
Update Fri Mar 20: Seems we aren’t leaving till tomorrow, Saturday the 21st. Paul discovered some likely
looking trees to use for the stems of the schooners so another lumber expedition is currently underway.
Aw shucks! I guess I’ll just have to hang out under those damn palm trees drinking more damned rum and
being damned lazy another damn day… Damn :-)
Here are some more pictures from my run ashore. The Royal Clipper came in during the afternoon check
it out!
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