View of the town as we approached - Dz |
We were moored up on buoys here in Rosmur Harbour - tented village along the quay |
There were free water taxis run by local volunteers but they were in some demand so we sometimes used our own tenders. I'm not sure why I find it quirky but the French word for tender is 'annexe'. Here are some examples:
The skippers (yes, plural) and crew of High Barbaree going ashore. One of the skippers had to paddle. |
No gaffers blog is complete without at least one cloggie doggie |
Team Eva Kristiana heading off for walkies |
Koshe is our best known and loved cloggie doggie, heading ashore from Windbreker with Else |
Calling by to say hello en route |
Chopping oar: a poor photo of Martin and Jean-Loup in Gwenili's tender but included here because of the ingenious repair to the oar |
A significant proportion of the Pen Duick fleet were here - nearest one is the gaffer I photographed sailing |
'Sail and oar' in the harbour:
From the SW Area of the OGA David (right) built Aberrare himself |
Rowing... |
...and later sailing |
That tan sail in among the moorings is OGA trailer section boat "Faith" |
Faith beyond and Witch in the foreground |
Better view of Faith sailing |
Someone's caught a crab - not sure how they say that in French |
Pretty sail with paddling escort |
Even the larger boats sailed right into the harbour - this is Grayhound |
Nice tight turn and back out again |
Repairs in harbour:
Marion lost a block up her mast on East Breeze so to fix it she is going up the mast of Passager. East Breeze will be leant over so she can reach to make the repair |
Looks tricky with one hand |
Holding East Breeze at an angle |
Here's the second attempt - Janet having a go and she does finally manage get the new block attached |
Musical Entertainment in the harbour:
Evening in the harbour:
Late night visitors by tender |
Last drinks with our neighbours - when you are sharing a mooring it's churlish not to... |
Still rocking on the quay but bedtime on Victoria |
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