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Le Nautique La Digue – Construction Update 2

Annalise and I have just landed back in Seychelles after a whirlwind buying trip to Australia. We had an fantastic time doing what we do best (SHOPPING!) – selecting a range of beautiful interiors, fabrics, artwork and homewares for Le Nautique La Digue, as well as sourcing everything from our luxury bathroom fixtures and fittings right through to our pool tiles and the not so glamorous (but equally important) power tools, plumbing and hardware.

It’s amazing what two girls armed with a credit card and a trusty old Toyota Rav 4 can achieve in just 2 weeks! We do have to say a huge thank you to our beautiful grandparents for letting us over-run their house with boxes, bubble wrap and tape, plus our amazing family and friends who helped us load an entire 40ft container in under 5 hours!

In case you didn’t follow our instagram updates from our travels, here are a few snippets of what we got up to in Australia #lenautiqueontour ;

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Seychelles International Airport

 

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Picking up our floor lamps

 

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Fun times at Ikea

 

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Bathroom delivery from Reece

 

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We’ve taken over the garage

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Container arrives in Hope Island

 

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Tightly packed and room for more!

 

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We love our temporary business cards

 

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Landing back in Seychelles

 

Arriving back in Seychelles we were straight back into it, with an early morning ferry crossing over to La Digue to meet with the structural engineer and review the reinforcement for the ground floor beams and slab ready for pouring.  A lot has happened on site in the three weeks that we have been away, and we are bursting at the seams with excitement to get the job finished and open our doors.

Here are a few photos from our site visit to La Digue so you can see the progress for yourself;

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Ground floor formwork and steel – Building C

 

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Ground Floor Slab & Beams – Building C

 

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Engineer and foreman check the reinforcement

 

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Tying the steel cages for the verandah beams

 

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View towards the mountains

 

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Coffee break and site meeting

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Ti Mason making up steel cages

Of course it wouldn’t be a trip to La Digue without a little free-time to tour the island;

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Beautiful day to be in La Digue

 

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View from the top looking to Praslin

 

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Local La Digue Tortoises

 

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Who doesn’t love a neck massage?

 

 

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