From Viveiro in the north of Galicia to La Coruña it took me two days. On the first day Blue Alli and I had to tack against a quite strong southwesterly. We ...

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it's Wednesday

I think May 18 I'm ready to leave give a

row and to go south

I'm not sailing directly to Laconia I

will have little stopover in a bay there

is just an anchorage but it's just 30

miles and I think that's enough for

today

it was one of these days when we left

Bay of Aveiro

the wind was blowing around 25 knots and

of course directly minutes

we kept for maybe six hours until we

arrived at Karina where we stayed

overnight attack

I left next morning at around 9 o'clock

the wind was down so I had to motor but

suddenly the engine stopped I thought I

might have picked up something else into

the color so I dyes a GoPro to have a

look but I have the engine running for

maybe less than an hour and then she

suddenly

stopped

and I think there was some dirt in

filter because this waves they steered

up dirt in the tank and now it's running

again and I hope it will be running we

arrived safely in with no further

incident

blue alien doll we moved in the marina

of the real good nautical in the center

of the city but before I explored La

Coruna I had to do some work for the

newspaper but then it was time for the

bank

and La Colonia is not only a beautiful

city it is also a very bike friendly

City

with David's an English sailor are met

in Vevey row we had dinner at the Royal

Yacht Club a particular experience

little bit stiff I'd say

and of course I had to visit the DA

ridiculous the haircut our

the Romans built door they're clueless

as a lighthouse and since then this

tower has been guarding ships along the

Galician Coast

La Colonia is a great place to stay but

of course

the time will come and we will move on

you