A day in port
The adventures of Skipper Splodge and mack
Ian Cheek
Tue 1 Jun 2010 18:38
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Having arrived at 0730, after a night of no sleep,
the order of business was as follows.
1.Have a cup of T
2.Go to bed.
The harbour master was very supportive, and have to
say very good. We had arrived and parked on the first available berth, which we
needed to vacate for other vessels, but no problem the harbour master told us to
get our sleep, and sort the boat out onto the berth she was going to have for
the 2 nights when we were rested. So a big thank you there.
So today has been a was day, well it was to be
after we had breakfast/lunch/brunch or what ever it was at 1300. A whole
baguette and 3 rashers of beacon each, o and more T. The boat ended up looking
like a laundry line, but down below she was getting back to looking all "ship
shape and Bristol fashion", afternoon T was in fact afternoon beer.
Of for a walk to see what was in Ballycastle, then
looking at the time, picking up some fish and chips for dinner. Plan A was to go
for a beer, but we have opened the red wine, so that's it we will be stay on the
boat, finishing the bottle or perhaps another, then and early
night.
Joe is looking at the boat next door a Moody 34
which is for sale, not sure that is the sort of souvenir he should be looking
at, to bring back from Northern Ireland
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