Determined to have a walk again and we were up early and soon ashore. Once ashore we walked up to the delicatessen and coffee shop and enjoyed a drink and a croissant before heading across the creek to Noss Mayo which is possible at low tide without getting your feet wet. Then we set off […]

Despite Richard thinking the police would move us on because we were anchored opposite a warship we had a very nice peaceful night. The next morning we waited until the warship had left and headed out towards the River Yealm. Once outside the breakwater the waves were not too bad and we unrolled the genoa

Although it was a windy night, it was never really stormy and with the snubbers in the lines we slept well. The forecast was for a moderate breeze from the south west so we decided to head off for Plymouth. Put a reef in the mainsail in Fowey harbour as we could see it was

We definitely needed a walk so we were soon ashore and bought a couple of pasties for our lunch before heading off for the coastal path going west. A lovely walk up to the day mark above Fowey on the Gribbin where we stopped to have an early break and eat our provisions. Carried on

Took the fuel can with us in the dinghy and took the last of the flood tide up the river Fowey past Golant and up as far as Saint Winnow. By this time it was becoming quite shallow even at high tide. Although we could have gone further we decided to head back and catch