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Kiel Canal,
Germany - 25 Aug 2000 |
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By the time we had had breakfast we were tying up at Brunsbüttel, with a cargo vessel going the other way in the lock alongside. There wasn't a lot to watch and it only took about 30minutes before we were on our way again towards Dover. It was pretty rough out in the North Sea for a few hours over midday. I spent a long time just watching the other ships through the binoculars. It was like the M25 of the sea. Ships going south in a long line one after the other, and the same going north.
There were plenty of activities onboard for the day and of course our bags had to be packed for disembarking tomorrow. They had to be left outside the cabin door between 10pm and 2am. What a pity I hadn't used the launderette! All the dirty washing to do when I get home:( After the rest had gone to bed and all was packed, I spent the rest of the evening in the Pipers bar again talking to Margaret and Jim, a couple sitting on the next table to us at dinner times. A really nice couple whom I met most evenings at sometime, for a drink and chat. |
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