from the UK. Last week Colin (his bro) and Colleen (sisterinlaw) and myself were able to look over the yacht. OMG theres not much room to swing a cat. The galley only just fits 2 people and I saw it when
the yacht was in dock, I could not imagine trying to cook for 18 people breakfast, lunch and tea every day whilst the yacht is rock and rolling over the waves. It would be my worse nightmare.
Barry is extremely positive about the whole trip and has made some great friends already, many of them are doing around the world as he is.
At present I have booked to see him in Cape Town, Geraldton(WA) and Southport(QLD). It has just been announced that the yachts will be docking in Tauranga (NZ). It will certainly be a busy year 'flying wise' for me this year.
In a way I am looking forward to sunday and in a way I am not as I will not be seeing Bamo until he gets to Cape Town. I know by reading many of the emails from other wives that we are all concerned for our partners. My two nieces Lyn (working in London) and Sarah (working in Dublin) are both coming over
to wave Bamo off at Southampton. It should be a very festive day, even the Royal Navy's helicopter carrier HMS 'Illustrious' will be escorting them to the start line. Wish us luck as I know there will be many tears on the day.
Regards, Chris Moore
I keep looking at the date and counting down too - it's just come around SO fast. Hope you all enjoy the send off - there will be many of us back in Oz thinking of you both. Jan xx
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