Cedeira
Moonbeam
David and Lynn Wilkie
Mon 12 Jul 2010 14:58
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43.39.272N 008.03.911W
Sunday
A beautiful morning in Espasante!
Zero wind though and after breakfast we motored
out of the Ria which has some remote houses and roads again reminiscent of the
West Coast of Scotland.
  Not long though before we were in fog again but
close inshore we had no worry about commercial shipping and it was not long
before we were in Ria de Cedeira which again is a combination of rugged cliffs,
wooden slopes and lovely beaches.
entrance to the Ria  Anchored behind the harbour wall in Cedeira
which is very sheltered and to our surprise there were eventually half a dozen
other yachts. A hot and sunny afternoon with bands of fog coming
in.
Late afternoon we had a walk around the town
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      Quiet evening until the fireworks , horns and
people cheering. We assumed that Spain had won!
Monday
First thing we looked out to see a German yacht
next to us had snagged a mooring with his anchor and was in a bit of
difficulty. We offered to help but by that time he was in the water diving on
his anchor.He said he would manage so we went off for our walk along the
cliffs.
     The next stop is La Corunna, 30 miles to the
SW but the forecast is threatening fresh SW so we may just stay a
while!
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