After breakfast Ian continued with the top box. To make the new lid fit he had to make the box smaller. Not a problem for him as out came the jigsaw which did the job beautifully. Quite where he keeps all his tools is beyond me. All I know is every space toward the back of the boat is utilized. No wonder we draw 2' 4"instead of 2'. Ian also phoned C&RT today to ask for an extension on the 14 day mooring. No problem at all so long as it's not for a month. Apparently the boat moored behind us (arriving 4 days ago) are also waiting for their daughter to give birth but instead of leaving after the birth, they want to stay for a month so have paid C&RT for a short term mooring.
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| Must get the measurements correct! |
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| Jade waiting for me for a change! The blue boat is on a 48 hour mooring and paid C&RT for the month |
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| Taking out all the screws. |
Ian completed the box just before midday and after a spot of lunch arrived at Josh's school in time for the first race. Josh only had two races, relay and hoop relay.
His team (the green team) came first overall so well done Josh.
Took these photos only 10 minutes ago (9pm) Seems the creche has grown even more.
And tonight's sunset.
4 comments:
Lovely photo's of the goslings.
How frustrating is it waiting for a baby! But it can't be much longer.
And good luck at the hospital tomorrow.
Kath (nb Herbie)
PS. I haven't been able to comment on your blog for ages, don't know why today is different, but glad it is :-)
Thanks Kath we are keeping fingers crossed for tomorrow. Not sure whats going on with the comments but glad you managed to get through. We are hopefully going to Crick by car (if baby arrives sooner rather then later) so hope to see you then.
How exciting waiting for the baby Irene.
Whose are the ducks on the mushrooms ? I want them !
Happy waiting,
Jacquie
Hi Jacquie,
The ducks on the mushroom are ones we have found along route. I clean them up, paint them and stick them on the omni aerial. I have still more ducks to fit on! Xxx
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