Wednesday workout
(Random photos today. Kalo mina!)
Rain stopped play on Wednesday. Well, it stopped Neil from going to aerobics with Dawn at half eight in the morning. I know that sounds a bit sissy, but it’s actually very sensible when the run-off is turning the Kali Strata into the Zambezi which, I am sure you will know, has some of the most dangerous rapids in the world. Not to be outdone, he is now doing something to 1980s music while wearing legwarmers in the sitting room. It’s like an incident from ‘Cats’ in there. Meanwhile, I’m sitting here wondering what to tell you. I’ve been inside again all week so far, with not much of a view and not much going outside to check the temperature of the rain, and so there’s little news from up here, apart from the usual.
I did see the blue Star come in this morning, I was up that early, and I can remind you that the Dodekanisos Seaways timetable should now be available online taking you right up to October. (There may be some missing weeks around Easter as there was last year, as that timetable can change – but I’ve not looked.) Which means that now you can book your boats across to Symi, find flights to match and accommodation you want to stay at, and plan ahead to take your mind off the snow if you are in the yUK and other parts of Europe currently shivering in low temperatures.
I just checked out the online weather for Split in Croatia as we should be there in a few weeks, and it’s currently a sunny -5, but due to climb to six degrees in the rain later in the week. It’s due to be between 15 and nine when we are there, which will make it warmer than our last trip abroad, which was to Serbia a few Novembers ago when it was averaging one degree per day. Mind you, we still have to get through the Rhodes leg of the trip, and on that note, I need to go and see what’s available hotel-wise in our budget. I’ll leave you imaging Neil in his Day-Glo bodysuit stretching to Donna Summer and go and look at luxury two-star hotels.
