Some pictures







Lani is at the control of the anchor winch. She can already say anchor and anchor chain and know what it is.












Whenever the net on the bow is salty she walks around and then licks her feet. We laugh our butts off how much she likes it and how flexible she is.

A good Yoga-girl :-)










Two girls on the net.

















This was taken after sunset with the 14mm lens and the light was just beautiful.












The "Royal clipper" arrived in Chatham bay for a few hours. When she left she did it under full sail playing loud music. A very majestic sight.















Pelicans drifting around for the midday nap.






Walter and Brigitte from Bagalut also chilling during lunch time. Their boat is just faboulous, very light and fast.















Some of the beach restaurants at Chatham bay. This is a new one.
















Karin enjoying the beach BBQ with the relaxed atmosphere.
















Bagalut, leaving the anchorage under sail. The watercolor was almost surreal and the clouds, the water and the Bagalut and Vanora just was a very nice sight.

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