People we met: SY Kire


We met Paul and Lisa in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. We saw that they have 2 boys and so we chatted with them and met. Karl and Arne, the boys are bursting with energy and the family had set sail since July and is also going to the Caribean, so they follow a similar route and we are sure to met them from time to time.
It was good for Lani to realize that she has to share her toys with others and we met again at the beach where Kire was anchoring right in front.
It is not to difficult to find a family with 2 blond boys on the Canary islands, especially, if they use a foldable banana boat to reach the beach.


They had friends visiting them and so we had 4 kids at the beach from 9 month to 3 years. They had fun and could practise socialising :-). We had to leave around 14.00 because i had to drive to the airport to pick up my parents.
So the next entry will be with the parents.

Comments

on the rock said…
Hi LinoCat
I am now up-to-date; habe alle logs gelesen, mit viel Interesse und fast wie dabei.
I am looking forward to learn a lot about catamaraning and follow your trip.
Viel Glück, Danke für die Gelegenheit, Gruß von Loch Ness!
Christian
October 6, 2009 at 10:34 AM
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