Monday morning

Good morning! LinoCat has his name now at least on the left side. Maybe we will also put it on the right side but that i have to do from the inflatable boat and so i am waiting for less wind. It is getting international here. The two catamarans in front of us are from Scotland and the US, the one behind us is now the Vanora with bettina and Peter from Germany and then a boat from Finnland and Puerto Rico and the "Wiki" from Germany. Three croatian catamaran will leave today for Tortola in the British Virgin islands.
Today there is a lot to do and i will keep you updated with what is happening here, Right now Lani is sitting here and drinking milk and talking like a parrot :-)

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