not directly comparable because of the scale (>500 vs 200km)
During the night and most of the day, the swell was strong but most of the time coming from the front. The movement of the ship is impressive but less frightening than the side to side rolling that will start tomorrow evening when we turn around the South/West corner of Australia. Today, I managed to edit 5 videos and reduce my delay to 12 days. The hardest work ahead of me are the tons of “loading”-videos. First, I will try to sort out useless material (Still it happens that I press the video-button but only later see that I didn’t film when I wanted, instead of that I filmed afterwards, and this is mostly useless material). I had started to read the manual of the camera (30 out of 300 pages) and there is written that I should remove the battery when I don’t use the camera. This evening, I did it and laid the camera on the second bed in the cabin. But when I wanted to go from the table to the couch, I lost my balance and so I leaned against the bed exactly on the camera and broke the cover of the battery-slot.
reality looked even stranger than that