I was also the victim of one of these cold telephone callers today. I was called 7 times by the same company and so in the end I told them that if they telephoned me once more I’d call the Police.<\/p>\n
Another thing that I’ve had issues with today is the wi-fi. This evening it seemed to disconnect itself definitively. In the end, I had to hard-wire it. Let’s see what this can do.<\/p>\n
She wasn’t in harbour yesterday evening when I was out for my walk but it appears that she sailed … “dieseled” – ed<\/em> … into port at 22:15 from Ramsgate.<\/p>\n That must have been a quick turnround for her to leave so quickly, and she’s now off to Ridham, near Sittingbourne in Kent with her load of asphalt stone. Judging by her colour and shape, she’s a warship of some description. More than likely, a French naval vessel because I couldn’t imagine a warship of any other navy being in the Baie de Mont St Michel without there being some kind of fanfare about it<\/p>\n From what I can see, she seems to be bearing the number P724 and that might indicate that she’s an Athos<\/em> class patrol boat launched in 1979. Not quite a full moon, but impressive nevertheless. And the photo was taken with the big 300mm zoom lens<\/a> but held with the hand, not a tripod. So my hand was steadier than I might otherwise have thought.<\/p>\n But on that note, I returned to my apartment to carry on with whatever I was doing. I couldn’t think of what to eat for tea so in the end it was a plate of pasta and veg in tomato sauce. But while I was waiting for it to cook I prepared another kilo of carrots for freezing.<\/p>\n Outside on my walk around the walls this evening I was completely on my own. Hardly surprising, because it was raining and windy too.<\/p>\n Part Three of “hunt the passport” is tomorrow. I’m not likely to find it either. But I do know when it will come to light – probably about three hours after I’ve sent off my demand for a replacement.<\/p>\n It’s one of those occasions, isn’t it?<\/p>\n![\"neptune](\"http:\/\/www.lesguis.com\/images\/1901\/1901061.jpg\")
<\/a>This afternoon I had several surprises. Firstly, there offshore was Neptune<\/em>, on its way out to sea.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/a>Secondly, there was another ship sailing out into the English Channel past the Ile de Chausey.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/a>Round the headland and down by the harbour there was a beautiful view of the moon there.<\/p>\n
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