We both slept well -- I have reacquainted myself with Deck
Six -- four times around equals one mile.
I am committed to walking two miles every day -- it was very windy but
pleasant this morning. I also went to
the stretch class at 7:00 am but my back was not cooperating -- so walking will
have to do the trick.
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| Phil Haveing Breakfast Lido by the Pool |
The Statendam arrives at Half Moon Cay, an island owned by Holland America. Our stop here is for passengers who want to
enjoy the beach, water sports and/or nature.
Phil and I do not fall into any of these categories but we get off the
ship and tender in -- weather is hot but not humid. We walk around to check out what is available
-- several bars, booths selling hats, scarves, beach bags, hair-braiding -- the
usual carribean fare. Phil spots a
wide-brimmed hat he thinks I should have so we buy it.
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| Phil with Statendam in Distance |
In our wanderings we come across a spot where folks can
mingle with the sting rays. Watching
this exercise is fun --- more so than participating as far as I'm concerned.
It is getting warmer so we stop at a bar close to where the
barbecue lunch is about to be served securing our place to eat. The barbecue buffet is okay -- chicken, beef,
hot dogs, fruit, cole slaw, corn on the cob -- all very tasty.
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| Swimming with the Stingrays! |
After lunch -- we head back to the Statendam --- and spend
the afternoon reading. I am half way
through Cottage For Sale, Must Be Moved
by Kate Whouley. Anyone who loves
Cape Cod would probably enjoy this.
Our dining reservation notice is in our stateroom -- 8:00 pm
- Table 81. When we arrive Table 81 is
a table for four -- but nobody joins us.
We have a very nice meal and a good day.
Thanks for Reading.
Pat
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| Pat with New Hat Blending in with Bougainvillas! |
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