The day's forecast was accurate and the rain which had been constant during the night tapered off around 9:00 and was replaced by sunshine, a few clouds and wind which got quite strong by noon.
A couple of the ferries kept being blown off course and having to back off and make several attempts to dock.
There were six ferry crossing today, the longest ones being 45 and 30 minutes trips with the boats themselves having little seating areas and cafes.
Our last leg to Hotel Nestor had the wind at our backs with rolling hills and a few speedy downhills.
Dinner was included at this venue and it was first rate; beef tenderloin, roasted vegetables, potato croquettes, bread with pesto spread, and a berry dessert with small puffs of white chocolate mousse and thumb-sized meringues. Breakfast is due in a couple of hours and I expect it won't disappoint.
Here are the photos:
First Ferry Trip - The Dreaded 15:00 Only Trip
Stone Church
Latte and Brownie Break
Peterzen's Cabins
Peterzen's Harbour
Inside my Cabin - Repurposed Shipping Container
Waiting for Another Crossing
A 2 Hour Wait in the Ferry Dock Hut
These 2 Guys Were Biking the Whole 210km
Circular Route in One Day
Crowded in the Ferry Cafe
Waiting for the 5:00 Ferry
Hotel Nestor
The Dining Room
A superb dinner last night with
the whole group around one table
Waiting for Their Next Assignment
Later, after our second night at Hotel Nestor,
Jim
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