Sharks are back

February brought us more Thunderstorm warnings and another COVID positive case, these are becoming the norm for 2022. Although we did get a few showers of rain with this Thunderstorm warning, nothing to worry about but much needed, the island is looking a lot drier than usual.

There were no aggregate ships, but the Pier is busy with Mitie working on replacing sections of the floating pipeline.

I was lucky enough to get a site visit to the runway project, they are working on installing the runway lighting, with about 3 weeks' worth of cable installation to go. I've put up photographs on our Social Media platforms if you would like to see them up close. Hopefully, I'll visit again when they start laying the asphalt.

The sharks are back, there were whispers around the island that they had started to retreat back to deeper waters, a few of the braver divers and snorkelers had begun entering the water again. There has always been a few that braved it but more had started to join them. Now the sharks are back circling the Pier Head day and night, I think those not so brave sea lovers will more than likely be back on land dreaming of what they could be doing. I guess instead of jumping into the ocean, they can hang out on the beach to watch the turtles coming in or some might've visited the North-Eastern beaches to watch the land crab spawning.

Until next time, have a good one....