24 June 2026 at 13:47
Rosneath, United Kingdom

Moonshadow of Kip
Moody 33 Mkii
Blisteringly hot day, an afternoon on the water would be just the thing to cool down. If we could find some wind. It was a slow start but after drifting past the caravan park, with a bit of help from the tide, we did find 10 knots or so out beyond Perch Rock. After dodging the Navy and a struggling skipper with a flappy foresail and lots of fenders we gybed back to the north and decided to stay to windward of the guano-encrusted Sugar Boat as in this weather the air downwind was going to be decidedly toxic! Great run past Helensburgh then a few rapid tacks brought us to within 150m of our mooring. With the engine just ticking over Ann picked up the mooring first time and we celebrated and hydrated suitably.
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