The beach- Formentera

Zulu
Mike West
Fri 3 Apr 2015 09:27
38:46.66N 001:25.644E
Today at ten O’clock we set sail to Formentera. On the way it was quite
chilly as the wind was cold and strong. On the sail we didn’t see any dolphins
but we could see the bottom of the turquoise sea, the bottom of the sea wasn’t
very shallow at all it was only about twelve metres, on one of our sails the
depth was over one thousand metres deep!
On the journey we sailed with the main sail and the Genoa. The journey took
us three hours, on the journey I learnt how to find out were you are with
out a GPS navigator but instead with a hand-bearing compass, a ruler, a chart
and a pencil.
When we had arrived at the the bay, we anchored and had lunch. Whilst we
were having lunch a boat came came and anchored up right next to us, Daddy got
cross because the other boat had lots more space to anchor in. When we had
cleared away the lunch Mummy spotted a dolphin in the bay! It stayed in the bay
for quite a while. As soon as we had cleared everything away Catrin, Harry and I
all got ready to go to the beach.
When we were all ready and Daddy had filled up the water tanks and fixed
the water maker we got into our dingy and went to the beach. As soon as we had
driven the dingy to the beach Harry and I went snorkelling in the sea whilst
Catrin built went sand-castles. When Harry and I were snorkelling I saw a saw a
small light gingery fish. When we had played in the sea we built a sand village
and a sand car. Harry was the sand car’s driver. After playing in the sand car
we decided to go back to the boat to get tea and to have showers as we were
completely covered in sand. When we got home we all had showers before
tea.
When we were having tea there was a power boat moored near us playing loud
music. The people were dancing and videoing themselves. They were also singing
really loudly and really badly.
When Mummy had made the chilly for tea and we had eaten it, we got ready
for bed and then watched another DVD. When the DVD had finished we went to bed
as it was nine O’clock.
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