Yep me again- Whatawee ( how are you?) You thought my post on Friday was the last for this trip as did I! What a difference a day makes. Friday night the weather worsened - howling SW winds battered the island. The house shook, trees bent , palm fronds flying , doors and windows rattling. After dinner with Puss and Pat headed for bed and prayed no trees would fall on house. In the middle of the night I woke when a heavy lump fell on me - let out quite a yelp ...

Hmmmmm - it seems there is a word limit per entry - good to know. Friday 21st July ( cont) My philosophy is always to shop as local as possible - so bought some ASIC runners at 1/2 price ( wore my old ones out!!) plus top and scarf- that will do. Add to that the umpteen coffees and snacks - plus a few tours and eating "out" Hope I've helped the economy a tad. Actually nothing more to report. I was just ending the blog by saying my time on island has been w...

Sunday 16th July To view previous entries you will find them when you open site - scroll down. To look at pics - click on "photos" then click on the pic which opens up album. Not as good template as previous blog - but can still record and get hard copy which helps when memories fade! Yay - weather relatively calm so freight can be unloaded from the freighter. Started at 7.30am and will be going most of the day. Slow procedure - the tow boats (2) and lighters (...

Thursday 13th July Repeat repeat - 6.30 walk - though this morning a f.............. very cold wind blowing in from south. Walked very fast to get warm Jan's cooking dinner - so a trip to the barely stocked supermarket was required. Then the obligatory coffee at The Olive - know everyone behind the counter now!!! This afternoon we had booked in for the Colleen McCullough tour. I found this very interesting - her home is extremely opulent- decadent Florence Br...

Monday 10th July Friends from Adelaide Jan and Ken arrive from Sydney today - so after morning walk went to super market to stock up. Pickings are a bit slim as the shops are very reliant on freight arriving. However - managed to make sufficient purchases. Plane on time - so dropped off their gear - and did a bit of a tourist guide around the Kingston and Arthur Vale heritage area(KARVA). They loved the site - I never get tired of imagining the early settlement ...