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16 April 2019

We woke up early and rushed out to get some sun rise photos.  Could not get to the beach, but still a stunning morning.  Felt like a new person.  Headed for breakfast.  Yummy yummy food.  We chatted at the reception desk how to get to light house and we headed out.  We had to walk and it was great just to be able to stroll along.  Walked right up to the Light house.  What a different light house.  Made of steel struts.  Met Felizewe and he explained how it was built.  Told us about the rail way line that had a rail skip which was used to transport the steel struts.  This was removed after the local children found it and started to race it down the tracks to the end.  This ended by hitting a 40 gallon drum of concrete.  The trick was to jump out before it stopped.  My mind shudders at this thought

We then headed back to the Haven via the beach for lunch. 

Head back to the beach in the afternoon, but the wind had come up and the beach was horrible.  Spent rest of day chilling at our room, Me working on photos and Blog and Mom sorting out postage stamps for Zumat. Dinner was great and the night ended watching the light house strobes as it told the world on the sea where they were

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