The final day at sea

Sea Day
Last night the Captain announced a change of plans. The Le Havre chaps were on strike and we could not dock there. The Captain said we would put in at St. Peters port Guernsey after all!

We slept through the night, feverish and racking  coughs. I awoke at 8:30 and showered. I feel better, Dan is worse. . . Achy.

We made it to breakfast for a fruit plate and poached egg. Now back to bed;) waking at 12:40.
At two we head to the Lido for plate and a look T the sea. Lots of wind turbines,could we be off Holland?

Back to bed we go. A day of rest. We wake at seven to declare not hungry. I awake at eleven and take my melatonin. Its amazing to sleep for 30 hours. Blowing the nose, sipping water and taking advil to stop the headache and teeth from ringing.

What a day! Thankful for the feather bed made fresh daily, a book to read and food at our fingertips!

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