Gps, nema, computors and mast seal

What a day took me most of the day to rewire old data cables and re configer computor so they would talk to each other and seal the mast with epoxy!

Swell and no wind

Flat calm when we left hartlepool then no wind and a growing swell from the south. Bit rolly polly but we all enjoyed it, thank fully it was only for four hours, 22 Nm. Our sea legs are it was agreed were defiantly back in shape only we have to get use to land now. Home tommorow bit will sleep very well now. Back in home port.

Passage making

Todays passage was not so glorious as the end of yesterdays. Back the way we came but this time against the tide, following sea and little wind. We had to motor sail which is always bit tricky, to meet our tidal gate to get in the sea lock at hartlepool marina, we got here with 6 minuits to spare. Middlesbrough and its offshore wind farm looked very like a set out of the si fi film blade runner 2 in the hazy light.

Tough stuff

The first stretch of the sea legs always feels bit tough. Not warm either!

Domestic bliss

Tommorow we leave at dawn ish. 7am the other side of sea lock and off. Wow wee. Hope to get to whitby! An actual trip after so long.

Its all on youtube

With a you tube video on how to fit new led back lights to the raymarine multi funtional navigational display at the helm we are going for it!

New dodgers on