And Sketchers.Temperature dipped a little tonight…but during the day I went to my appointments in shorts and T shirt…and very smart I looked
Hard to get into Port today. Lots of fat cats in fat catsView attachment 192668
Indeed, but they started packing up at lunchtime and it's almost back to normal now.Catamaran boat show La Grande Motte?
I could use one of those. Got back to boat and found the berth they have moved me to is a stern-to one with posts for the bow lines. Was going to do some practice this afternoon but it's getting a bit windy so I'm unpacking several thousand Euros worth of IKEA and Amazon goods to make the boat habitable.
Far from the madding crowd though
No ! Another boat moved a anchorage for deeper water and is around 200 yards away.Far from the madding crowd though
I hate claim jumpersNo ! Another boat moved a anchorage for deeper water and is around 200 yards away.
I could use one of those. Got back to boat and found the berth they have moved me to is a stern-to one with posts for the bow lines. Was going to do some practice this afternoon but it's getting a bit windy so I'm unpacking several thousand Euros worth of IKEA and Amazon goods to make the boat habitable.
I used to use Sotogrande Marina in Andalucia quite a bit. There are a lot of those type moorings upstream where the buildings are so you can dock your boat at the bottom of the garden. Lots of people solved the cross wind and more importantly, cross tide berthing by rigging lines from the posts to the shore to stop the boat going sideways.I could use one of those. Got back to boat and found the berth they have moved me to is a stern-to one with posts for the bow lines. Was going to do some practice this afternoon but it's getting a bit windy so I'm unpacking several thousand Euros worth of IKEA and Amazon goods to make the boat habitable.
Yes, had a couple of in- outs this morning and the wind was actually in my favour, coming off Port bow so I was able to get out the side door and get a line on that side post and use it to hold the stern off while getting the two stern lines on. Always lots of people around here to grab those lines. I'll have assistance for the next few weeks as my friend from Guissan is joining me for my first trip down to where he lives then my son and partner are on for two weeks. After that I will be solo for a while so I need to get good or buy the Dockmate ( having the joystick is terrific for docking but being able to carry it with you would be even better). It's very expensive though and Mr Trump has damaged my investments badly and I also need to buy myself some road transport which is what I am looking at this afternoon.Those aren't too popular as it can get quite blustery in these parts.
This can make leaving/entering your berth single or shorthanded somewhat challenging.
Yes, all the berths here have lines running from the posts back to the quayside although they give enough that you can still bump your neighbours. They also stop your lines slipping down the pole.I used to use Sotogrande Marina in Andalucia quite a bit. There are a lot of those type moorings upstream where the buildings are so you can dock your boat at the bottom of the garden. Lots of people solved the cross wind and more importantly, cross tide berthing by rigging lines from the posts to the shore to stop the boat going sideways.
That’s not a very clear picture..,but I suppose you are using candle powerVillage church after the first harvest of grass
That’s not a very clear picture..,but I suppose you are using candle power
Our dog is the same.....and his bladder is full of stones.....everyone that passes is a potential medical emergency…….no it’s late evening,out collecting firewood and daily dog walk…….he is getting slower