Always planned this to be a walking day so we were up bright and early to inflate the dinghy and head ashore this time on the Plymouth side of the estuary. Headed along the coastal path to Wembury where we stopped for coffee and cake and then headed inland. Much of the area is owned […]

Had last look around Plymouth centre including the art centre to find there is a Beryl Cook exhibition later in the year so we might visit again. Did some last minute shopping and filled up with water. Then whilst the lock was in free flow mode (open to the sea) we set off back to

Not really anything about sailing as we were pottering about at home and we were disappointed to find our garden dried to a crisp with a few plants lost. We then undertook more babysitting duties as Charlotte and Prem went off to a festival. We looked after Arjan and Prem’s Mum looked after Jiya but

Whilst Anne was in London, Richard changed the gearbox oil and generally checked the engine over and then started to work on overhauling the pump for the holding tank. We have a tank into which the contents of the toilet can be pumped and then there is another pump that is used to empty the

Set off reasonably early and motored all the way to Plymouth and Sutton Harbour. We had stayed here before and knew it is a safe place to leave Harvard for an extended period of time. There is a swinging footbridge and lock to pass first but we soon through and found our pre-booked space without