Maritime and Marinated and Music

We surfaced a bit late and when we did we went to the Maritime Museum first thing. It gives a bit of information about the docks and also about the ships Titanic and Lusitania. There is also a section on slavery and it is quite moving.

Afterwards we did a bit of shopping and ended up extending our data on our dongle as our contract had run out...
From there we went on to a Brazilian restaurant that had been recommended by Chris (Mr Laminate) called Fazenda which turned out to be one of the best restaurants we had ever been in. It was a little on the pricey side, but boy did you get your moneys worth.

Its as much as you can eat and the meat is brought out to your table. You have a card with green or red on it and if you want more meat just leave your card on green. The Salad bar is top quality, but don't eat too much too early, you have to pace yourselves..

We came out of there very full and called Mark and Sian for a meet up, in a pub of course.

We ended up watching live music all night till 1.30am and got back to Derwent6 at 2.00am full of food and drink.

We should sleep well!