Well nothing really interesting happened, but two days have passed, so I
thought I would keep in touch.
We have had a very domestic couple of days. We got more laundry done (very well and very cheaply),
bought cushion pads for the nice cushion covers we bought in Santorini, and I
had my hair cut. We went to the
beach a couple of times and managed to shop for a week’s food and get some
money out of the bank.
The Grexit crisis continues.
Today the first butcher shop I went in had very little in the way of
meat. It advertised having lamb
from its own farm, but when I asked for that he said there was none because of
the currency crisis. I don’t
understand why meat from their own farm should be affected. The plebiscite
takes place tomorrow and for the first time today we have seen posters for the
‘no’ campaign. Nothing for the
yes.
We have finally connected to water. We have filled up the tank ready to go wild for the next few
days. We even got to wash the
boat.
The winds are still quite strong, but it is getting better. The weather is sunny all day and it is
hard to believe there is bad weather out at sea. In any event, the wind is from the north and we are going
south, so we will set off tomorrow with the wind and waves behind us and see
how far we get. We gather that
because the wind has been blowing strongly from the north for several days
there will be a 1 knot south-going current tomorrow which will help us on our
way. I will be in touch then if we
get any internet.
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