Day 42 - Laxe
We woke up very late
after the towns festivities went on for most of the night. Alex and Yollanda
had to get back to It was not much fun
sailing out for over 18 Miles and having to turn around to head back to where
we came from but better safe than sorry I guess. The stupid thing is that our
destination was only 11 Knt Miles the way the crow fly’s from where we left
from and after 3 hours we were getting no closer. The fishing harbor we
sailed into had already begun to fill up with other yachts taking refuge from
the SW wind and by the end of the evening we were one of seven. As per usual a
French boat anchored right on top of us setting off Fiona’s boat rage as he
floated back about 3 feet from our bow. After we shoed him away like a blow fly
he managed to get him self right in the middle of Silky and a Swedish boat on
our port side. I just have trouble understanding why they do it, the harbor
had plenty of room. We cooked ourselves a
light meal and watched a couple of classics in the comfort of our floating home
while the wind howled and the rain came down. It is always a compromise trying
to get Alien vs. Predator on the flat screen and this night I was no exception
and instead we settled for Robin hood the prince of thieves and then the late
night movie was Dirty Harry. How wonderful it was. A much needed break from the
busy festival in Corme Special comments by
Fiona:. The photo’s accompanying this entry were taken in Corme on
the tour that our friend Jaquim took Yolanda and I on. I don’t think the
photo’s really do the place justice as it really was amazing. As Ben mentioned
it was so nice to have a quiet night at anchor watching dvd’s after the party
time we had in Corme. Day 42 Destination – Laxe Traveling Direction
–South Wind Direction – South
South West Average Speed 4.5 Knots Top Speed – 7.0 Knots
Through the water Total distance – 18.5
Nautical Miles Travel Time – 4.1 Hours Temperature – 19 degrees Crew
- Fiona (Really thinking it is not fun) Missing Work – NO Expenses – €0 Next Destination – Camarinas |