Sun out and sailing south
The adventures of Skipper Splodge and mack
Ian Cheek
Wed 22 Sep 2010 14:27
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The rain last night was short lived, and the day
turned into another sunny and windy day. The wind not quite in the right
direction, but at 1500 we tacked, and have started our trip south.
Some of us have got out sea legs today, so Me and
Richard had pastie and chocalate pudding for lunch (the other crew were not up
for chocalate pudding which was good so me and Richard as we had half each), and
the cold sassages were had for breakfast.
We have run out of Percy Pigs, well we actually ran
out of those on day 1.
We had the generator running this morning, so on
went the bread maker, and by 1300 there was a loaf of bread, and the boat was
smelling of that fresh bread smell, which was a welcome change that sweety
unwashed bodies. Richard seem fasinated by the bread maker, along with the SSB
and the weather decoding, he has spent hours today watching things slowly
download on the PC screen (well it keeps him out of
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