My safe and pleasant mooring whilst Geoffrey was being tended to in St Peters Hospital |
My daily views |
Most of Monday was spent waiting to hear if Geoff could escape. He eventually made it back to Petroc about 6pm. He was loaded up with yet more pills and the propect of 2 outpatient appointments. It appears that he had PAF (Pesistant Atrial Fibrillation and a small heart attack with minimal damage. So could have been a lot worse. Treatment was excellent, he reports, but the hospital very understaffed.
Tuesday was declared a rest day to regroup and consider next plan....no no must not plan.....
I had previously called Spelthorne Council and explained why we were overstaying on the mooring and they were great. I could stay as long as I liked....within reason........
Today Wednesday Geoff couldnt wait to be off!!! We needed to top up with water and with the modification that has been done to seemingly all the water taps on the Thames, it is an exceedingly slow process. We stopped before the first lock of the day at Chertsey but had to give up after an hour and a half. Still not a full tank.
Windsor here we come |
Last lock of the day and getting quite busy now. |
Boats everywhere when we neared Windsor. Little boats, trip boats, just every sort. We headed for the island where we have previously moored and initially thought we were out of luck but someone was looking after us as there was one place right on the end and its ideal.
The original idea was to have a rest day tomorrow and continue up river on Friday but we feel we are so lucky to find a place here and it is bank holiday weekend so we shall stay for the weekend.
So a much longer day than needed really but now we can relax
4 comments:
Adding sighs of relief here too. Hope all goes well from now on - don't plan, take it as it comes!
We do try to. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Glad to hear Geoff has been released into the care of his Domestic Matron! I hope he is an obedient convalescent!
About as good as most men Andrew😎😎😎😎
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