As I headed toward the northern coast I noticed a short airstrip on the far northeastern coastline in Lenimov. Its north/south facing runway was elevated about a storey or two above the ground by a stone and steel foundation that allowed an open approach from the unobstructed north sea side, and a departure lane out over a dolphin training centre at Pat and Zoe’s Waterfront to the south. The airstrip was privately owned by a real estate company, but allowed public unpacking of goods for up to ten minutes.
Beautiful scenery: A barn nestled into a peaceful natural environment in Korat, on the northeastern coast of Gaeta V.
I landed on the runway and hopped out of the balloon to look around. On ground level was a copy of a wonderful statue I had taken photos of while flying along the northern coast of Geogeot—an image of a blindfolded woman holding a sphere of some sort that had interesting languagelooking symbols slowly circling around it. While on the runway, I took out my binoculars to watch two people talking on a pier at the dolphin training centre and hoped I would see some trick being worked on. The dolphins were swimming around, then coming up to and away from the people, but I didn’t see them back-pedal The Great Balloon Adventure ~ Gaeta V
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