Management meeting on the Lagoon 380

We decided to have a management meeting on the boat. We did a rough calculation about the flight costs and accomodation and since some people could sleep on the boat and we could get flights for 49Euro and decided to pay the food out of our own pocket it was actually not more expensive than having it in Germany.

So we have had the discussions in the hotel and then in the afternoon we went on the boat to go for a short sail.





Here we had a nice working breakfast. WELL, this was on the free day so that is why there is also Campari on the table :-)

Thomas, Reinhard and big boss Andreas are enjoying themselves in April at the sunyn Algarve coast. We all had fun and still also discussed and decided a lot.

We also prepared the action plan and other stuff needed in the near future. So besides Kornelias sea sickness it was a huge success.




On the way out from the marina de Lagos in Portugal. I am explaining the controls and the E120 Raymarine plotter zu the "crew" :-)












Chilling on the trampoline: Kornelia and Jacqueline. Andreas is never really chilling :-)

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