032: Kids try Spanish School and Dress up for 'Day of The Dead'

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Without other boat kids around and a repair list as long as our boat, we decided to try out the local Spanish schools for the winter so that the kids learn a bit of Spanish, meet some other kids their own age and we can crack on with our jobs aboard. We also celebrated The Day of The Dead ” Dia del Muertos” and got down to some serious bike maintenance and testing.

Now that all the other boat cruising families have set sail, we decided to try out the local schools in Spain so that the kids are with children their own age. It was very strange on Rowans first day, she had never been to secondary school and not speaking Spanish didn’t help. The boys started a few days later with a long list of stationary we had to translate and purchase. And so the daily commute to school started at 7.30 in the morning on the school bus for Rowan and a 2 mile cycle along the beach for the boys. We all had a new challenge to master the Spanish language!
Then after, some good friends from England came to visit and we prepared for Halloween and to celebrate Dia del Muertos or All Saints Day as is more important in Spain.
After another sad goodbye, Woody got on with making an outboard stand to service the outboards and Irenka did another epic bike repair, maintenance and testing day, getting the kids involved as much as possible.

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