Bangor to Troon - 07.00 - 18.30, sunny and cloudy.
We planned to go back via Stranraer as we had arrived. However, the wind and tide were favourable
A 2 Dolphin and 1 Seal day. The Seal was in Troon outer harbour and came within 1 yard of the boat.
Chinese at the Jade Garden in town. We were both rocking after a swelly, wavy day.
23rd August Troon – Largs
After an early torrential downpour and skies brightened and we set off at approx 10.30. Ann-Marie sailed the boat in the morning as the sea was favourable if a little rolly, and the 5-6 wind was in the perfect direction to make up to 7 knots. We tend to stick to around 5 knots when making way.
We saw a Navy helipcopter practicing by dropping a man onto the 'Waverley', he did ask permission first!
It was a 2 Dolphin day.
We have got into the habit of making sandwiches in a plastic box before we make a journey, just in case. These have proved very useful during this journey. We also make up thermal cups of tea before we start so that the first drink is a warm one.
The other most useful item on board is 'Parker' the autohelm. These trips would be exhausting without it.
Back at Largs and to Nardini's to celebrate.
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