Curacao in the rearview mirror Day 6
Willemstad Curacao
Once again heading for the Windward Passage, the channel that separates Cuba from Haiti, we set a Northwesterly course from Curacao. As we sailed north I could sense a change in the climate as a more humid atmosphere was encountered. Aruba and Curacao being south of the normal path of hurricanes and the air currents that control them have a more desert climate.
Ever being gluttons for punishment, my wife and I had volunteered to participate in a 3 KM walk for breast cancer that began at 9 AM. Meeting on deck with the other participants we were issued our t shirts and wristband ,the journey began. Nine laps around the ship,the 3 K had been completed, no worse for the wear, it was time for our cool down in the spa, after a short time in the hot tub and recuperation time reserved for the ceramic thermal chairs, we were good as new!
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The nice part about sea days is that there are no schedules, one can stay as busy , or do absolutely nothing, it is a matter of personal choice.
We decided it was time to relax, tonight was a formal night so we spent the early part of the afternoon checking out the pool and buffet, we had a cocktail party scheduled for 4:30, a group photo at 5:15 and dinner at 5:45.Didn't want to rush into anything ,so we slowly dressed for the evening's entertainment.
One more day of this strenuous activity and it would be back to the old rat race!
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