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We have another snorkel in the morning which is OK - there is another maori wrasse swimming around which is cool, then we set sail for Airlie beach and home. The food has been great, the weather perfect (The crew said it has been the best weather on any trip this year). We get back at about 16:00 and leave the boat - I get back and have a nice warm shower - I still have my sea legs on though so I am swaying constantly which is a little odd. We meet up with everyone at the pub and have some food and drinks later which is cool. I do wake up in the night though and think I am still on the boat as my brain still thinks it is on the water - really odd, I use the light of my mobile phone to work out where I am and realise I am not in a cabin on a boat but in a room. I feel a bit of a prat and then go back to sleep. It take a few days for the motion of the ocean to disappear.
Picture - Heading back to Airlie Beach.
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I remember that feeling very well. When I used to go on trips for 8-10 days, it often took weeks to lose the sea legs. Very strange
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