Absolutely shattered!

Working on cargo nets is hard !!

For the last couple of days I have been making cargo nets… It was a learning experience, since none of us had made a cargo net before.. But eventually we figured it out.

So 2 days in and 2 cargo nets.. 1 is 11m x 5m, and the smaller one is 6m x 5m… Today I am in the middle of the jungle marking up tracks and getting eaten alive by mosquitos… and I am sure I will come home and collapse in a heap again!!

I am trying to remember my last dive…. it was a while ago!!  And here is the video to prove it!

Well its been a while.

We have had a small hiatus, returning back to the UK, seeing friends and family.

Now we are back on “The Rock”!

In the past week, returning to changeable weather, unpacking, attempting to start the bike and generally settling has been tiring, but also fun… Returning to diving has also been very rewarding… we both missed it!

Since its been very flat conditions, we have been making the most of it by doing coral transplanting. 3 solid days of coral transplanting has been great fun, but boy my fingers are sore from twisting so much rope.

Jenny has now started a four person course, and is taking the students out for a couple of dives today. Lets hope the rain stays away, so they can enjoy it without shivering!!
x
SD

Not much to say really… I’ve been extremely busy with helping out on a new project that I’ll be showing you over the next couple of weeks. Checking out new offices for it as well… And we will be moving in on the 1st of December.!!

The weather is pretty yucky… Lots of wind and rain… I bet Jenny is glad she finished her course yesterday and can chill out and stay dry today.

In the meantime, here are a couple of shots from our scouting mission last week..

xxx

SD