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The end and cave diving la Cuccaracha

Well, that's it. In the morning I pack up my remaining things still fast. The duffel bag is more crowded than on the outward journey, as we now must find my sleeping bag in it place. The thermos is really not clear and must remain on board. I need to buy souvenirs, no: no room.
Sascha Markus and take me to my quarters. Actually it's quite a flophouse, a tiny double room, which does not even have a real window. So, it has already got one, but that does not go outside, but in a ventilation duct enters the no daylight. But a bathroom with shower and toilet is available, as well as TV and air conditioning (I would not necessarily needed now, a window would I have preferred).
We switch off the luggage and I accompanied the boys back to the boat to help in carrying their purchases and from the bank to throw the lines off. Now, where does it came to saying goodbye, I cry pretty. Since the "good seamanship" has been sold in Crete in November and Mark will deliver there, I'll probably not see again. The Captain hopefully, but even that will no longer be the same.
I stand at the pier and look after the ship until I can barely make out the distance. It's over.

I go back to the hotel to take a shower first extensively. Then I start watching a sad "Doctor Who" to follow. No television series has so heart-wrenching farewell scene as "Doctor Who", and that's something I need. Since then at least I can convince myself I'm crying just because the movie is so sad. My viewing experience is cut short as I scurry something from the bathroom through the floor into the room, see: the mother of all cockroach scurries up to me. Press the Pause button to tear down the headphones and I reach for my sandal is flying a single motion. Cockroaches do not really go that I think is even worse than spiders. A spider I might still try to put out, as I am fond of animals, but in a cockroach fall all inhibitions. She dies a quick death crunching under my Sandal. I leave the corpse in the corner of the room are there because I want the hotel owner finds them. Brrrrr. After that I may not stay in the room. I grab my book and look for a shady spot outside. to end So much for my idea of the tour with a wellness day on land.

I almost wish it, the guys that come from wind and wave and not turn back again. But much as I also scan the horizon, the "good seamanship" is long out of sight and does not come again.