I'm in the Royal Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht Club marina, in Lowestoft. I'm going to pick up the north going tide this evening and sail round to Cromer - where I will anchor off.
Conditions are in my favour, and there aren't so many places I can stop until I get north of the Humber estuary.
I'll be following the tides.
I sailed fifty miles out of Stellendam yesterday, starting about 4:30 - just before first light. I thought I was going to go to Walton, or maybe Harwich, because that was the best course I could make. Then the wind began to die & I decided that if I was going to motor I might as well head for Lowestoft, which was further on my way and also five or ten miles closer.
So here I am.
I'll post some links to photos and stories presently ... I've realised that doing this in some sort of orderly way is a fond hope.
Bow Light
My bow light packed in on day one of the trip (overnight sail from Portsoy to Clachnaharry). It was a Lalizas FOS 20m LED unit - completely ...
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The companionway steps have been pretty manky for a long time. I took them home to get them sanded and re-varnished - Angus did the work, ... -
I had a day sail with my son and grandson to visit the Moray Firth dolphins at Chanonry Point. It's hard to photograph dolphins ... H...
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