Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head

Well actually it was drips from the roof of the tunnel that kept falling on our fur, particularly in the Crick tunnel which was a very wet one. We're not sufficiently well up on beauty treatments to know if the minerals contained in roof drips are good for your fur, but we'll hope they are as we each got a good shower. The positive side about all the roof drips was that there were some great stalactite formations which showed up in Erik's headlight ( we think we've got that the right way round).

That Sunday morning we travelled through well over 4 kilometres of tunnels so we're tunnel veterans now and well practised at seeing in the dark. Mindful of the saying that there's always light at the end of the tunnel we kept focussing on the speck of light in the distance and this stopped us going tunnel crazy.

Here you see Eddie taking a break from steering and getting excited about seeing the tunnel exit approaching.


As we've said before, although we all love boating, Eddie simply lives for it. We think it must be the most important thing in his life (after Bears Unlimited). We therefore couldn't resist including a picture of Eddie's 'I'm very happy to be boating face'. What a great picture of contentment!



Lots of love, the crew of Erik xxx