10th of June 2009 - Felix
Our course is: 017
Wind direction: 3/ SSW
Speed: 7.5 kn
Temperature: 28°C
Lat: 29°32 N
Lon: 65°13
Today I had galley, that meant no watch for me. We had cereals and oatmeal to serve for breakfast. The Canadians finished their exams today, and most of us are also done with their schoolwork. Later during the day we had a swimcall. It was the first swimcall out in the open ocean for the South Africans and we were all excited. We had a lot of fun jumping off the bowsprit and swimming in the middle of the ocean.
Our course is: 017
Wind direction: 3/ SSW
Speed: 7.5 kn
Temperature: 28°C
Lat: 29°32 N
Lon: 65°13
Today I had galley, that meant no watch for me. We had cereals and oatmeal to serve for breakfast. The Canadians finished their exams today, and most of us are also done with their schoolwork. Later during the day we had a swimcall. It was the first swimcall out in the open ocean for the South Africans and we were all excited. We had a lot of fun jumping off the bowsprit and swimming in the middle of the ocean.
After the swimcall me and a few others just layed in the sun on the mizzen deck.
This evening after dinner we had le CAFF, the Class Afloat Film Festival, which started after we had a small debriefing about the time on the ship and what the challenges for the South Africans and the Canadians were. At le CAFF a couple of students presented videos they took by themselves. They were very funny, especially the one from Antoine and 2 teachers, about Zombies on the Concordia, in which I played one of the Zombies. The day was really cool and I had a lot of fun.
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