At the ten hour mark

When it became clear that the internet was not coming about up, I started a log in Word...

18:56 Margaret just transitioned in. The sun is starting to come down and it is difficult to see signals on the boat from the water. Nancy could not see a thing. Nancy looked great in the water has bought into the deck changes out of wet suits.

It will start getting cold once the sun goes down. This has been a rare perfect day. Flat and beautiful. Everyone loves the swimming. We will get there I am sure.

Eddie says we were 6.2 miles, we can see France… could be Peggy will finish.

8:06 We’re 3.75 miles to the Cap. Vicky is in with the beacons on her goggles and suit, sun is setting beautifully.

Marg just stopped to tell us about her swim. She felt she couldn’t get into a rhythm right away after jumping into the water – I’m sure that’s the same for everyone. After a few minutes she felt better with her stroke. Once she hit her stride, she felt strong and happy to be swimming. She put her all into it, knowing that this might be the last go for her Channel swim, even having to suck it up when the five minutes remaining sign showed up –twice! Marg said she used her new motto to live by “no excuses!”

Dani had a 2^nd terrific swim, really pushed the whole time . Left it all in the Channel.

Peggy is in for her third leg, the hopes that this will be our last leg were dashed by the tide changing. We are going to miss the Cap, just 1.8 miles away and need to land at Wissant which is 4 miles away. I will need to put on a suit. I was really hoping that she would finish what she started. :-0