Cagliari (Sardinia, Italy): Really settling into life in Sardinia
39.12.072N 9.07.603E On Monday the weather started to turn. It was windy and
cooler and we needed to wear t-shirts and shorts – it was a chilly 23 in
the morning. However we do panic over nothing. On Tuesday the weather was back to
normal and we returned to wearing swim wear (temperature a comfortable 30
degrees centigrade). We had a long hike across town and managed to find the local
municipal market – at last we now have a supply of good fresh vegetables.
Oh, and they also sell wine by the..err barrel. They should keep us going.
It’s a good job barrels roll well. Well actually they have very large
stainless steel barrels on the stall and they sell it by the
“recycled” water bottle. With the help of another customer we
managed to buy just 1.5 litres. Who knows how much we would have ended up with
on our own!! We walked back to the boat – but have been looking
carefully at the buses. We must find out where to get tickets from Yoyo here. On Tuesday evening I accepted a
formal invitation for tuna on the boat next door (with the French couple). Mum
and dad lashed the boats together so I could jump easily. Over I went and there
on a plate was loads of tuna for me to eat. I had a lovely time exploring their
boat and malting my fur everywhere. Koshka was too shy to jump over so I had to
eat his share of the tuna as well. Oh, mum and dad also popped over for some
human nibbles and a drink. This picture is a bit late but here is the picture of the
marinara’s on their speed boats zooming out to meet new arrivals at
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