Monday, October 27. 2008
Sunset over East End, Tortola
The yachts is truly starting to look like it actually may be able to go on charter someday here! On second thought, perhaps not looking at this picture.
A lot of these things were on their way to making it down to the storage locker though, to go along with everything else they finished cleaning out of the storage locker today.
Bazza has another new toy on the boat! This is a side sonar so he can get a picture of whatever is up to 400 feet on either side of him. I am sure it will have a use, and I bet it will tie in with the ROV but what do I know!
Drum roll...This is our workshop and storage locker. It already looks like we have been there for years doesn't it? And this is after we threw out TONS of junk this summer! I had to get someone else to go down and take the pictures for me, as I don't think you will ever see me step foot in there! I ascertained that the only thing I was interested in in the locker was my case for my camera, and a couple old bottles. Good enough for me!
Some of you will recognize poking out of the right lower corner is Bazza's ROV. What you don't have a picture of is him whimpering and whining and talking in a baby voice today saying it was "lonely"
Please...I don't even get that much care and concern from him!
Have a new area to take sunset pictures of, this is over East End tonight.
And I liked this picture, the boat is Shiwari from Patouche Day Charters in the foreground.
I looked out in the channel today and realized that Salt Island looked closer from here and that made my heart beat quicker! Can't wait to go back over there next week with charter guests. Yes, we pick up on Sunday. This is a diagram of the different parts of the Wreck of the Rhone I found somewhere. I think it was probably done by George Marler originally, but who knows.
Other then that, I am attempting to finish up the rest of my web work in between Scrabble games with Lisa, who is apparently heading toward a trip across the ocean from the Canaries somewhere this weekend. She seems to be whining a bit that England is getting quite chilly!
A lot of these things were on their way to making it down to the storage locker though, to go along with everything else they finished cleaning out of the storage locker today.
Bazza has another new toy on the boat! This is a side sonar so he can get a picture of whatever is up to 400 feet on either side of him. I am sure it will have a use, and I bet it will tie in with the ROV but what do I know!
Drum roll...This is our workshop and storage locker. It already looks like we have been there for years doesn't it? And this is after we threw out TONS of junk this summer! I had to get someone else to go down and take the pictures for me, as I don't think you will ever see me step foot in there! I ascertained that the only thing I was interested in in the locker was my case for my camera, and a couple old bottles. Good enough for me!
Some of you will recognize poking out of the right lower corner is Bazza's ROV. What you don't have a picture of is him whimpering and whining and talking in a baby voice today saying it was "lonely"
Please...I don't even get that much care and concern from him!
Have a new area to take sunset pictures of, this is over East End tonight.
And I liked this picture, the boat is Shiwari from Patouche Day Charters in the foreground.
I looked out in the channel today and realized that Salt Island looked closer from here and that made my heart beat quicker! Can't wait to go back over there next week with charter guests. Yes, we pick up on Sunday. This is a diagram of the different parts of the Wreck of the Rhone I found somewhere. I think it was probably done by George Marler originally, but who knows.
Other then that, I am attempting to finish up the rest of my web work in between Scrabble games with Lisa, who is apparently heading toward a trip across the ocean from the Canaries somewhere this weekend. She seems to be whining a bit that England is getting quite chilly!
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