Ahoy,
tomorrow may well be one of the trickiest tasks so far, as I will be on a pontoon, I have decided to invite all those who have assisted me in my time on Groix to a small glass of wine, pate and maybe some improvised shish kebabs. Now as it is, that will be tricky enough, as my mind is working overtime at the moment on the angles regarding the Biscay crossing, yet I have decided to make it even more difficult and, here it comes, NOT drink! To anyone that knows me, I like a social tipple, damn it, I like any kind of tipple, so tomorrow is going to be quite difficult. A true test of my resolve.
All is looking good at the moment, of course the weather may change and so may the due date. I am sticking with the predictions on Passage Weather and nothing seems to have changed since yesterday. (switching to UGrib on the passage)
The Ol' Girl now has a full tank of diesel, twelve large bottles of water, loads of tinned food, plenty of cake, sweets and chocolate, it should last four to eight days. I don't know at the moment why it may take eight days, of course I never know much.
Everybody is to cross everything for me.
Yahoo, I have just received confirmation of airtime, thank you Graham and thanks also to Mark at SatCom and Ed at MailaSail, without such contributions this little adventure would be completely impossible.....
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A disabled single handed sailor with no experience, decides to sail from the UK to the Caribbean, with a desire to raise money for the Hospital he grew up in. www.justgiving.com/nomadadventure
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