I didnt get home until dark so I wandered around with a teeny tiny led light peering at the hull and fittings.
I need to replace my seacocks, but I wanted to look at them all the same, just so i can suck in air over my teeth and tutt, poke at the galvanic corrosion and worry about costs.
it was while I was tutting and peering into the gloom, that I saw a pair of eyes peer back out at me.

a small crab, trapped inside the antiweed cage for my engine seacock.
It was quite a feisty little thing, as I unscrewed the protective cover it wasted no time leaping out and landed with a light pebble sound on the floor.
Not at all happy that I was trying to save its ungrateful derier, I forced it to take a ride with me to the waters edge and said ta ta. hopefully it'll grow big and strong and tell its kids of its adventure when it was a wee nipper.

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