Last Day!!

Well, it had to come to an end -- UNFORTUNATELY!!  We picked up a hitchhiker at sea last night that wanted a ride to the San Diego Zoo😊😊

SEAL

Yesterday we had a tour of the Navigation Bridge and saw all the gadgetry that keeps us sailing in the right direction, on course, and avoiding problems.  No more paper and sea charts!  It's all computerized electronics!!  Absolutely amazing!

This has been a fantastic voyage and thanks to a great Captain and his staff, it was all the more exciting and enjoyable!!  We traveled more than 13,360 miles -- incredible!!!

And what a gorgeous sunset on our final evening at sea!!



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