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We locked Harvard up and made sure everything was safe and secure and headed ashore in the dinghy in good time from our train. We had an easy journey from Falmouth Town to London changing at Truro. It was very hot in London and we found Thomas already back at the flat. We had a […]

Misty and murky but we headed off back to Falmouth towing the dinghy. There was some breeze behind us so we just unrolled the genoa and went along nicely into Falmouth. We arrived at around midday and found a free mooring buoy. With a westerly wind it was a lot more comfortable than the last

A much calmer morning and first of all we had a visit from our neighbours on the blue Rustler 36, called Marianne. We had a lovely chat with Jim and Anne and shared anecdotes and experiences. Then it was time to head off to the beach at Durgan. Nothing has changed that much in Durgan

Well the wind howled through the rigging through the night and never dropped the next day. We were apprehensive about leaving Harvard in such conditions in case the anchor dragged as we had seen happen to another yacht nearby so we decided to stay onboard. The other Rustlers seemed to have the same idea as

Richard was up early to catch a bus and take part in the Penryn parkrun https://www.parkrun.org.uk/penryncampus/ Anne came ashore at the same time and walked around Pendennis Castle whilst Richard suffered!! A brutal parkrun course, 3 times down a hill and up again plus another uphill stretch to the finish. Still he made it and