The Gobierno helicopter just flew by; somebody must be lost

[Janet]

The one who died in Puerto Santiago yesterday, though, was a 30-year-old British man who seems to have been walking along the coastal area rocks.

[Michael]

My rule of thumb is 'if it's wet, don't bloody walk on it'. 

[Nova]

It's not even just the risk of being swept away - have you seen the size of the bloody great rocks the sea throws out when it's like that?  If one of those hit you on the head it could kill you!

[Janet]

and now the Mail has it ...

actually I'm glad about this sort of publicity. People seem incapable of learning without sensationalism.

[Michael]

I do wish I knew where that feckin' cave was. 

I wouldn't be brave enough to swim in it but i'd love to see it. 

On a nice calm day. 

[Myrtle Hogan-Lance]

I do wish I knew where that feckin' cave was. 

I wouldn't be brave enough to swim in it but i'd love to see it. 

On a nice calm day. 

Michael, Michael can show you when he gets back.  I can't remember exactly where it is.

[Marion]

You kill yourself, I'm not responsible. Second one has a map.

[Michael]

You kill yourself, I'm not responsible. Second one has a map.

No chance. I'm not a good enough swimmer but might clamber down for a nosy. 

[Janet]

well that's new to me too ... and it reminds me of videos I've seen of the Pool of Death in Hawaii. Wouldn't get me within a mile of the place!

[Nova]

I'd love to do that!  But I'd probably break my neck on the rocks getting there