Round Britain for the RNLI Blog

Daily Travel Blog Read about the journey as it unfolds. Paul will post here every day if possible and will include as many pics and the occasional video. You can comment on any blog posts too so sign up and let people know what you think.
This blog includes all the posts into the sub-categories. See the right menu to see what these sub-categories are.
Leg Trip Reports This is where Paul reports on the actual leg itself. How he left port, what happened on route and his arrival at the destination.
Latest News Read about the build up and preparation for the trip and also any news not directly related to the Daily Travel Blog.
I'm Staying at Home Blog How is Paul's wife coping with being left at home? Find out here as she puts her side of the event while Paul is away.

Or please select a category from the menu on the right

You can comment on any blog entry so please, sign up, log in and let everyone know your views on what is happening!
 


A well earned rest!

OK… what have I been up to over the past week since returning from the trip? Well, it certainly isn’t blogging is it?

I have been relaxing mainly. I haven’t even cleaned up the boat yet. I have removed all the urgent stuff like food, toiletries, clothes etc but that is about it. Everything else is still on the boat eactly as it was when I arrived back in Plymouth last week. In a way I have been putting off doing anything that suggests that it is all at an end. Yes I was glad to be home but over all the trip was a fantastic experience and now it is over I feel somewhat deflated and a little down and at a time when I should be ecstatic at my acheivements! Funny how things are isn’t it…

I have started looking at my life now in a slightly different way. I want to make more out of the skills I have and I feel that I have a renewed enthusiasm to work in a boating business in some way. I suppose it doesn’t mean that I will acheive that aim but I can try. At the moment I am not at all sure in what capacity but I am sure that there is a place for me somewhere.

I had a quick look round the boat when I unloaded last week. It is almost completely unscathed from the trip. There is some rubber marks on the hull near the bow where the yacht hit me in Lowestoft but there doesn’t appear to be any gel damage. I will have a closer look later this week.

The boat is now on its rack at Yacht Haven Quay, Plymouth where it lives. I have an engine service booked for the end of next week and then that will kind of signify the end of the event in my mind. I still have the MBM article to write and I want to review whether I will have the bones of a book bt apart from that I need to get my life back to normality asap I believe.

NONE, NADA, ZIP, ZILCH

Why don't you pony up and be the first to add your comment?

Add your own comment...

You must be registered to leave a comment.

 

All Content © All Rights Reserved 2008

Web Design By: Latchbrook Computers

Please Login or Register:
No account yet? Register

Round Britain Blog

CategoriesArchives

Blog Calendar

December 2008
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
« Aug    
1234567
891011121314
15161718192021
22232425262728
293031  

Up to the Minute

Weather Forecast
Live Tracking

Please Give Generously

Please Give Generously for our effort to raise money for the RNLI.

The RNLI is a charity and receives no money from government - it is funded entirely through donations. Please help train the volunteer crews by giving a donation now.

You can give at::

www.justgiving.com

Thank You

RocketTheme Joomla Templates