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SALT Lab requires reservations for classes. SALT Kitchen, for dinner, does not. Rp

Yes. How disappointing to have missed you. This washing machine cruise continued today with our whale watching tour. Lots of bumpity bumpity bump but the whales were conspicuous by their, virtual, absence. Rp

Oh dear. I always thought I was rather fascinating. Rp

We were contemplating it. Shall you be there? Rp

We will, so we will. Rp apologies to the non Norn Iron folk.

Lumpity bumpity bump. Afternoon all. It is indeed a tad lumpy atm but at least we can tell we are on the high seas. Cap’n says it is going to get a bit more interesting this evening. I may have to ditch the high heels for formal night. First trivia this morning with a second one this afternoon - not sure the brain cell can cope with a double dose. Rp

“We’re on our way From misery To happiness today” The Proclaimers Rp

See you on Tuesday. Rp

So relieved to hear that you are safe Rp

Julian would have told you to" Play the game, Old chap" Rp

Lisbon, so 3 weeks time Rp

I also caught the wretched thing very shortly after our return from The Moon at the end of August. Despite having similar symptoms, my husband consistently tested negative. I have no doubt I/we caught a it during the holiday but whether on board or at an airport is anyone’s guess. The proximity to others in the Salt Bar is a consideration and, of course , as one is drinking there, we never wore masks there. I would say that the majority of people wore maps on tenders and on tour busses. Actual enforcement was minimal though crew did give masks to guests on tenders who boarded sans masks, the most of whom then wore them round their chins. On positive note, we will be back on the Moon in a couple of weeks time and will, hopefully, have reasonable immunity. Without that and in light of machotspur’s observation, I might be tempted to give the Salt Bar a miss. Rp