I thoroughly enjoyed looking at and learning a small.amount about the Pio Xl Glacier where we arrived at around 07.00hrs this morning. We had, of course, sailed through the night, and we would return to the Pacific Ocean the way we came, but, during daylight hours. As mentioned in my previous blog, the cloud and the mist became thicker, thus obscuring, almost, some gorgeous scenery. Suddenly, late in the morning, the mist and low cloud lifted enough to reveal the beauty of the Chilean fjords. It’s 19.00 hrs now and we are heading north up the Pacific coast. The remains of the previous storm which we endured a couple of nights ago are still influencing our voyage at the moment. Not for the first time am I opting for an early self service dinner in the Lido. I have little enthusiasm for Show Time afterwards. I shall go anyway.
The Concierge printed me some amendments to my birthday invitations. Jo helped me deliver about a third of them. The rest will be handed out during dinner, probably tomorrow evening.
I did go to the show, and took part in a “geography quiz night.” Our score of 15/20 was not enough for a prize!
It’s now almost 23.30 hrs. Time for some sleep, methinks. David.
David's Cruise 