22:00 A Snowy Egret was prowling the
tidepools today instead of the Oystercatchers, I also saw these:
Not long after breakfast I helped out the cook make up all the beds in the dorms, then I began sweeping the path whilst removing stones whilst she was making "meow" cat calls to me in the distance randomly, just for a laugh. With each time I swept the path, the removal of rocks made the path nicer.
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| Small Porcelain Crab (D.Philpot) |
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| "Odd Coloured" Starfish, Normally Blue (D.Philpot) |
Not long after breakfast I helped out the cook make up all the beds in the dorms, then I began sweeping the path whilst removing stones whilst she was making "meow" cat calls to me in the distance randomly, just for a laugh. With each time I swept the path, the removal of rocks made the path nicer.
By about 16:00 I was exhausted, not sure
why this seems to be a reoccurring theme at the moment though I feel that this
might just be the normal feeling of working in the tropics and I really do not
mind it. DL showed up with the Stratford
Hall group around dinner time. I can see
already that working with 14-15 year olds provides a much different teaching
environment to work with. On another
note, there are absolutely zero mosquitoes around tonight, contrasting to
yesterday.
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| Dragonfly By Dusk (D.Philpot) |