Thursday wasa sea day as we sail south-east back to the Chile mainland. Today we had a full Emergency Muster Drill. This was as complete a drill as we have ever done. They went through all the steps including having all passengers return to their state and wait for for instructions to proceed to our lifeboat stations. Thet threatened that any passenger who did not comply would be put off at the next port.
We had talks about our next 3 ports and a talk about Chilean wines, This evening the theme was a Glamp-out (Glamorous Camping).
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| First light |
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| But no sun until later in the morning |
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| Clearing the promenade deck for the Emergency Muster Drill |
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| Seas were relatively calm |
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| At our next ports talk |
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| The Captain walks round the ship frequently |
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| All clear for the Muster Drill |
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| At an interesting talk about Chilean wines |
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| Seas got a little rougher in the afternoon |
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| I have never seen an even wall of clouds like this |
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| At the Glamp-out. The Captain (in black shirt) and another officer trying to dump the other one in the pool |
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| Boat sinking |
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| They both went in. Not sure which one went first. |
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| Camp lights glowing |
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| Sunset was looking promissing. |
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| Some rays of sunlight |
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| Then it fizzled out. I did not see the sun before it set. |
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| Back to the Glamp-out |
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| A reeling in the fish contest. |
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