We broke for a meal and some rehydration, and I ate with Janie and Joelle. “We’ll have some peace and quiet over there.” Grabbing some towels and blankets to sit on, we trooped to the forest to the other side of the island. We broke for a meal and some rehydration, and I ate with Janie and Joelle. If I find a home for the story, I’ll pass word on here. After all these months of work, and all the support I’ve received, it seems a shame to stop now, but that’s the way it goes. This would allow a rigid structure onto which we would attach mast and sails, rigging, rudder, and daggerboards. It’s always at least 80 degrees. We divided into two groups: one, headed by Patricia, concentrated on collecting palm leaves and weaving them into matting to later sew into sails.
