Today’s weather is more cloud and rain, so I opted to stay aboard and work at the computer. A cruiser from the Gendarmerie anchored in the early afternoon and I thought that I’d once again get boarded anc checked but it seems that they were doing training exercises for divers rather than checking on boats in the anchorage. At one time I noted an officer standing on the aft deck doing the international distress signal (waving both hands slowly from thigh to overhead repeatedly) and since I’d heard nothing on the radio I wasn’t sure what was going on, so I hopped into the dinghy and zipped over to the boat. The officer in question looked at me questioningly when I asked if they needed assistance and explained that he was just signalling to someone ashore at the beach (which did indeed put Zanshin in a direct line between them and the beach) so I excused myself and went back to my home. As I left I caught the skipper talking to the officer and explaining that it was indeed a distress signal that he’d inadvertently used…
2016-05-11
Arnd
2016 Trip 2016-05-11
My old hosting company, who will remain unnamed although their name starts with “go” and the end rhymes with “baddy”, changed their software with little notice and the original SV-ZANSHIN.COM site stopped working overnight.
Every. Single. Page.
So I’ve transitioned to another provider. These original pages have been migrated, but all the formatting and other features are gone and the will still contain numerous display issues and formatting anomalies.
The manual effort of conversion is too much and not worth the effort involved. Over 1000 blog diary pages like this one are going to remain in this condition. The pictures are full-scale, but won’t expand when clicked. But you can can copy them to view them in their original splendour.