From A Coruña I sailed down to a place called Camariñas. It claims itself the capital of Costa da Morte, the coast of death. Camariñas is a small village wit...

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so next time when we leave I think we

play music as well

well unlike the big and noisy Korean

ships that came to Laconia

I didn't play music when I left the

place it was a nice calm morning but it

should become a very windy and very

bumpy day

the coast here is called Costa de morte

the deadly coast and I think this is

quite an accurate name fourth place the

heavy seas are quite a stress test for

the material and we paid our price but

first Camarena's Spain the South summer

after a while the weather improved and I

went for a walk and discovered beautiful

and somehow dramatic landscape but

talking about the price we had to pay

for the passage my firlock's suffered

quite a bit and I had to have it

repaired for that I had to go back

but luckily it was a nice sale and I

tried out my storm ship for the first

time

today I sailed back from Camilla Nia's -

direction Laconia but I went one River

further to Saada and here I hopefully

will meet the rigger tomorrow to get my

third X my furling system done and then

all the way back to Cameron yes Jesus

Christ

this is sailing up no button fell down

but this is Sarah have a look

as planned the Rika came on Monday

morning and took apart the furling well

what we found out wasn't as pleasant as

I hoped so the rigor was here and we

know the forced day the Anchorage of the

fourth day in the firlock's was quiet at

its end and the inner core of firlock's

was broken so I quite was somehow lucky

that it didn't get worse I could have

lost the fourth day at sea which is not

very nice so I think it's better

happened now in here we have to exchange

the fourth day and of course this court

you and it should be done or this

afternoon or tomorrow bad luck or good

luck