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Mea Requies nearly home

Drive to our "quarantine buoy"

We liked the buoy, but soon Nigel came and informed us that we had to go
to another buoy closer to the shipyard. Well, that was no problem. Then
there was packing and several jobs to be done so that the shipyard could
lift out the ship in the next few days. For the 17th we have organized a
flight to Zurich with BA and hope that everything will work out with the
water taxi (to pick us up at the Mea Requies), the taxi to the airport and
the flight. Yes, I experienced a lot compared to last year's trip, but I could
very well do without certain experiences with the Covid. In any case, I
would like to take this opportunity to thank Elisabeth and my fellow sailors
again, with whom I was able to experience
very nice days. Also my last fellow sailor
Markus, who in the last two days, participated
without complaint and made the best of
it. Maybe they classify us in Kloten as high-
performance athletes, then (after we were in
France before England) we don't have to go
into quarantine. We deserved it ...
And this is what our wandering looked like:

Arnold Fluckiger

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