Breakfast at 6.15 AM of fruit, porridge and yoghurt with
sightings of Kate Cebrano and Daryl Braithwaite.
Elizabeth may have a chest infection, poor thing but she is
able to access her portable, yet extensive pharmacy so hopefully she will be on
the mend.
Had good seats for the talk on Gallipoli this morning at
10:00 AM but we came into the theatre 45 minutes beforehand. It was so crowded yesterday that people have
been sitting in the aisles as they had to do again today. On this trip the historians are the rock
stars! They do televise the lectures on one
of the onboard channels but it’s not quite as good. This afternoon the talk is on Turkish music.
I am sure it is more than simply the discordant clashing of cymbals, but
possibly not much more, so I don’t think we were going. There is the knitting of poppies as one of
the activities we have passed on. We saw a Beatles tribute band “Rubber Soul”
and they were quite realistic as their Ringo couldn’t sing very well. One of the ladies in the audience was in the
300 000 Adelaide crowd to welcome The Beatles back in the 60s.
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