Location: The Med - 42.10N 5.45E
Today marks our final full day of passage, and as sad as it sounds, I will miss the endless horizons. Wakeups started at eight today, but those who got up early enough were able to eat a hearty breakfast before we started our Navigation Master Exam. We were given two hours for each watch team to complete the long and tedious test. I feel confident in our crew as we have had daily practices. Also, we haven’t gotten lost yet, so our navigation must be on point. A short break was given for lunch, but after cleanup, exams quickly began again. After the exams ended, we were happy, knowing we no longer had class and could rest for the remainder of the day. After the final on-deck showers, dinner was the Chicken Cordon Bleu, which was especially delicious today because Tina was at the head of our cooking team. The day went by relatively quickly, and we are cherishing the time as it goes by because our trip will soon come to an end. We should arrive in Villefranche by morning, and we are all itching to get on land again. The sun goes down slowly this evening, and we are able to get a look at that beautiful Mediterranean sunset again with nothing but the salty sea around us.