34: 10.72 S 22:08.73
We arrived at Mossle bay at first light , The wind had picked up while we
waited for a little light . By the time we headed into the harbour it was
blowing pretty hard outside. Once inside we had the task of looking for a
place to tie up. We hunted around the mooring where all the yachts were and
we could only find a small narrow parking ( No where near big enough for a
Catamaran ) ,So we were just about to " Raft up" to one of the bigger boats
on the jetty when a Trawler skipper shouted over. He eventually ask/told
us to tie up alongside him , so we did just that. Sometimes when the wind
is howling outside its a real treat to tie up to anything , even if its a
smelly Sardine Trawler. By 8 in the morning we all had coffee and were
sitting on the aft deck admiring Mossle bay on a Sunday morning. Lets just
say the only thing that was happening was the gulls were waking up , even
the seals were snoring and farting away between the trawlers. We spent the
day doing a few odd jobs on the boat and filling up fuel takes , that
evening we all rested , watching movies and eating a delicious "land meal"
from a very quaint restaurant called "the sea Gypsy"
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