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Revision as of 22:17, 28 May 2022
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MOT trip through
Salisbury, Bath & Bristol
Ferry trip (10-11 April)
A one night, two-days trip, which was fairly relaxed since by then we knew the most difficult was done: we were technically in British soil already, at least with a British timezone.
En route to the MOT.
Morning stretch.
The peace of solitude when in the middle of nowhere.
Everything's a seat when you're a baby.
Don't pull that.
From one deck to the next.
A playground on the top of a boat.
Looking at what exactly? Could be a dolphin, could be a wavelet...
Nap time.
Luz with Rubén Sánchez's artwork.
Looking at one's soul.
It's prettier outside but cozier inside.
Isle of Wight from the Ferry
A highlight was sailing past the Isle of Wight and toying with all our memories there, when it was our neighbor, for several years, to which we paid only a couple of visits. It was very familiar nevertheless and a cherished acquaintance.
The Isle of Wight in sight: now in the arms of UK.
The Yarborough Monument sitting on the Culver cliff.
Ryde seafront.
Portsmouth in Sight
And soon enough, Portsmouth in sight.
Now in the harbor.
Time to leave.
Portsmouth
Hilsea lines
A "wildlife haven on Portsea Island".
A nice walk as the mechanics and government fix your car.
We met this gentleman who detailed most of his exhibit.
The fair
Julia's best part of the trip was at its ery beginning: this one.
The first attraction turned out to be the most exciting of all.
And was duly repeated thanks to the bracelet!
Although others were cool too.
A classic.
The same classic, elsewhere.
Pointing at something.
Not getting tired.
At some point, Luz woke up and we had to scale down to things she could climb on.
Julia experiencing the supervision side of an attraction.
This one of flying blue elephants was appreciated beyond measure.
We had a free and VIP ride.
Aquarium
This was Luz's first visit to an aquarium.
First-time visit to an aquarium.
And not too sure what to make of it.
Encounter of the Third Kind.
They would actually get out of the water from above.
Maybe they got the chain food backward.
So many fishes even in a mere aquarium.
Other types in another tank.
A favorite that is now found in all aquariums: the water tunnel.
A nasty looking one.
A lot of action going on although it's only going round.
Luz's interest remained maximum throughout, even when there was only water bulging out.
We told her this one looked like mémé.
Portsmouth's coastline
By the Solent, with one of its fortresses.
En route towards the city center.
The Spinnaker, this time from the shore.
"Guess where I'm calling from!"
Looking where to go next.
The spot we found for the night.
Salisbury
