Wednesday, 25 August 2010
Tuesday, 24 August 2010
This time we turn right..........and then head south.
The North Sea was great.....especially Holland. We have made Avocette ready, had the party - thanks Mark for organising, Nicki and Marie for the food, PSC for the use of the club, and you for coming. It was great to see you all.
Autumn seems to be early this year so it's time to go. Time to head south. Time to follow the sun...... don't get jealous, there's room on the boat for you too. Rates are reasonable Roy prefers rum and I'm not fussy!
Looks like there will be a window in the weather this friday/saturday so I guess we'll take it:)
Autumn seems to be early this year so it's time to go. Time to head south. Time to follow the sun...... don't get jealous, there's room on the boat for you too. Rates are reasonable Roy prefers rum and I'm not fussy!
Looks like there will be a window in the weather this friday/saturday so I guess we'll take it:)
Monday, 9 August 2010
Hartlepool Tall Ships Race
It's summer here - so we are told. Only the one fleece required. A bit like their facilities - the showers are either cold or freezing. The wind threaten to go SE F8 for our return south - no suprises there then. Mean while we are enjoying the Tall Ships. Lots to see, and friends to make. Good to see Rona II from the Hamble here.
We had dinner on HMS Trincomalee sat night. She is awesome - fully refitted, copper bottomed, afloat, and ready for sea. It's fantastic to stand on an 1817 frigate, as Nelson would have done, and to feel the decks move beneath you.
Wifi - all marinas advertise it. Sadly they dont have it! Internet cafes? They don't exist either. I'm now sitting in a McDonalds (1st time ever!!!!) using their McCloud.
We're hoping to start heading south tomorrow, so we may see you before we up-date this again.
Apparently we are having a party in Portsmouth Sailing Club on the 21st Aug to say good bye and head south for the sun and adventures new. See you there.
We had dinner on HMS Trincomalee sat night. She is awesome - fully refitted, copper bottomed, afloat, and ready for sea. It's fantastic to stand on an 1817 frigate, as Nelson would have done, and to feel the decks move beneath you.
Wifi - all marinas advertise it. Sadly they dont have it! Internet cafes? They don't exist either. I'm now sitting in a McDonalds (1st time ever!!!!) using their McCloud.
We're hoping to start heading south tomorrow, so we may see you before we up-date this again.
Apparently we are having a party in Portsmouth Sailing Club on the 21st Aug to say good bye and head south for the sun and adventures new. See you there.
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