Working on It.

St. Jean de Losne Marina

As it was time to get to work the weather changed to cool and rainy on the day of liftout.  I felt I had allowed enough time to gt everything dne.

However the scope is must larger as over the last couple of weeks  I had reluctantly come to the inevitable conclusion that it was time to put the boat up for sale.  This meant that there was no putting projects off until next year, and all that stuff on the boat has to be gone.

This is where all the radar arches on Dutch boats end up in France.  (We didn't have one)

All tucked away and put to bed.

Farewell to Nathalie and Laure in the Office.

And bye to David Blanquart, it has been our home base for 10 years.

I got everything done but used up all my extra time; we got to the platform in Dijon for the train to Paris with 3 minutes to spare.

We had an afternoon and night in Paris where Lilou caught up on the latest news from the capital.

And we had out last drink at the Place de Vosges.

 But we had planty of time at the airport.

Bye France