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websailor wrote:Wow it has been amazing reading about your trip. I wish I could do something similar although I probably would choose a slightly warmer climate then the UK!

thanks, do it before you are to old

do you read my blog and understand the german language

A problem by my self I lost my Dinghi on the 4th of August on the way from Dartmouth to Swanage, South of Portland in heavy sea appr. 18:00. I searched for it, but no result. Next day, the 5th of August, I listen to VHF Portland Costguard, there got a report from a boat " finding a small inflat...

Shard wrote:You've certainly covered some ground, and I suppose you are now entering the "home straight". How has it been so far?

yes, I am on the way back home, this year my final destination is Friesland, Netherlands, the boat stay there over the winter

Now, I am sailing from Portsmouth east, to Brighton, Dover and Ramsgate

where are the britain sailors , meet for a talk and a beer, I am in Falmouth now, next port is Plymouth

2 days in Penzance, tomorrow I would like to go to Falmouth, I am looking for a comfortable habour, it is time to wash clothes, get electric power

It was a beatiful trip today sailing about 150 nautikel miles from Crosshaven to St. Marys, Scilly Isles.

the next weeks I am visit several port at the southcoast of England.
I am gradful to get some useful informations and have the orportunety to meet some of the member of this forum

I don't wear a lifejacket, for one hand sailors not usefull, in case falling into the water, you still alive 5 minutes more.

my present position is Crosshaven, mayby until monday

now, on my way going south, i visit Dublin twice, now I am in Arklow and tomorrow to Kilmore, unfortunately the wind is slow, to slow for sailing, so I have to use the dieselwind.

is anybody in this area for a beer and a smalltalk

some good pubs on the hugh street (Jenny Lynn's?) or wander along to the Royal Ulster Yacht Club, explain that you are a yachtsman from Germany and you will most likely be made welcome. Jenny Watts. or the Rabbit rooms across from the marina. thanks, I tried 2 of them, but the live music was not ev...

my präsent position is Bangor, North Irland

according south winds, I will stay here

is anywhere here for a beer

with a good tidestream I went south to Craighouse, ankering in the bight north, very convenient, less the 1m tide an d agood ground.
Since yesterday I am in Port Ellen, Islay.
bad weather tonight, but with SE wind is the bight good shelterd

Now, I am back to Oban.
Tomorrow, I would like to go south to Crinan, is it possible to stay for overnight in the basin, without paying the passages to the crinan canal

Is the sealock operated by lockkeepers

It was a wonderful trip through the Caledonian Canal, today no best wind, use the engine to Oban. I would like to stay here for 2 nights. Is anybody here :?: :?: :?: Hi Rainer, Unfortunately we are over on the East Coast this weekend - back in Oban on Wednesday. Shard may be around. Where are you h...

It was a wonderful trip through the Caledonian Canal, today no best wind, use the engine to Oban. I would like to stay here for 2 nights. Is anybody here