Half strength water jet?

MrSurrealist 25 February 2011 25 February 2011 1

I’ve noticed that the Captain Cook water jet has been off for a while.

Today as I bussed on by over the bridge I saw that it was back on, but it seemed a bit puny.

I had a hard day, was I imagining things?

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Keijidosha 9:22 am 25 Feb 11

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