Not all who wander are lost …
The weather was fine but with little wind the day we left Ayamonte for Mazagon. We arrived early evening and tied alongside the bouncy visitor pontoon. It was spookily quiet so the decision was made to find and empty mooring and sneak on. The following morning, we booked in with one poor bloke, juggling multiple …
Continue reading "Captains Blog 18 Journey to the end of the earth, or Europe at least!"
After a peaceful day swimming in super clear waters & exoring the fab town, we've settled down for wine, picky tea & a sunset. If anyone wants a holiday recommendation, look no further. It's got quirky restaurants, beaches and coves of all kinds, snorkeling, paddle boarding and all manner of activities.
Still moored in Ayamonte, where processions and celebrations were continuing, boy they were glad to see us. The weather was looking pretty grim, so the decision was made to head to Sevilla and posh things up in a nice hotel for a couple of nights. There’s no direct rail service from Ayamonte so bus it …
It was sunny, calm and peaceful in the Hippie community of San Pedro. The residents were nakedly smoking and playing volleyball on the beach. Everything was a peaceful tapestry of what the '60's could have been ...... UNTIL The boats arrived, bearing savage hounds & their cutthroat owners in search of respite . See the …
Continue reading "Loki Doki … an adventure no one will remember"
There is nothing – absolutely nothing – half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.
POOP DECK: Because we give a SHIT
Living the dream onboard our Beneteau 473 with our sailor dog
Our Big Boaty Adventure 