Cameron Jeffrey

Started with failed anemometer and the guys got to work,…. Needs a new one. Great sail with plenty of wind, then a lunch stop and a motor back to Poros

Started well, with wind blowing and a 20 mile leg ahead, but the wind dropped and despite best efforts we had to run on engine power, but not before having a leisurely lunch on route, with the sails set up to goose wing, with a makeshift preventer. Got in to port at around 16:30, when the wind then blew for most of the night 🙄

Bay stop with Super yachts , lovely sail before the wind dropped, then our bay stop for a swim and on to our overnight swing mooring

Lovely day 1 of our Greek flotilla sailing adventure, 29 degrees and a gusty afternoon breeze of 18 knots, bay stop swim and in port for 17:30, great day

Very busy exit due to Cowes week and an interesting wind over tide passage for the first hour, back to home port after topping up with fuel, great finish to solid weekend, weather brightening as the afternoon passed

Great sail in lovely weather, picked up the easterly tide and made it in under 3 hrs

Lovely sail from home port to Lymington town quay, North westerly winds blowing 10-20 knots and caught the outgoing tide, just Doug and I .

25 knot gusts made for an interesting start, crew rotation was 2 hrs on, 3 hrs off on, 4 hrs into the passage the engine fuel feed blocked and shut down the engine,. Decided to turn back and sail, while investigating the blockage, managed to blow air back up the line and cleared the blockage, got back to home port 10 hrs after departure, the goal was St-Vaast … perhaps next time

Dry, with sunshine for most of the way, 32 knots of wind on the nose for 5 hrs, so a bit tiresome, boat handled really well in swell, cut our destination short from Hythe to Hamble, with Doug, Colin & Paul.