Apologies for the rubbish names of the journal entries, I honestly can't be arsed to think of anything clever.
Today was a long journey day - a 16.5km trip eastward along the south coast of Poros, then around the island of Modi and back to Askeli. We did a lot more rescues and then got the strokes covered.
The joureny went at a leisurely pace which everyone was happy with. We saw several small fish jumping across in front of us, and a shoal of small fish jumping in the water which made the water seeth in front of us. The South Coast of Poros is an inhospitable, desolate kind of place which steep rocky cliffs and few trees. It is uninhabited. As we quickly came out of site of humanity, it struck me how easily you can just want for their to be deities out there - it's easy to see how the Greek panthenon of gods came into being.
Modi Island, a small, unihabitable, rocky outcrop next to Poros.
Longest kayak journey I ever did. V. tired.
