Jan 29, At Sea South of the Equator

 An easy at sea day today after yesterday's festivities. Heading toward Tahiti


Crafting with Toni



Paper Airplane Contest. I gave Rob some advice on folding and he offered to give me a ride!!


Rob practicing his form

Got to watch a few people crash and burn but a few people had some good flying planes.


Toni's plane just didn't have enough gas to get to the target


Rob's first throw banked to the right and missed


But the second flight was on target.


I then showed Toni and Rob how it is done, right on target.



Dinner




One more day at sea and then French Polynesia (Tahiti and Moorea)








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