Winter Home & Ill Health …
27th October ‘Talisker 1’ n’ me are in Suffolk Yacht Harbour, our winter home. We arrived today just after low water. It was blowing hard from the southwest so I … Continue Reading →
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27th October ‘Talisker 1’ n’ me are in Suffolk Yacht Harbour, our winter home. We arrived today just after low water. It was blowing hard from the southwest so I … Continue Reading →
I thought this was all a bit of a nightmare to start with. I did not get everything right but all the authorities were very helpful. I have to thank … Continue Reading →
26th September Me n ‘Talisker 1’ are berthed in the Royal North Sea YC, Oostende. But first … I’ll back track a few days and weeks. Brother William was home … Continue Reading →
23rd August 1730 I’m anchored again off Brightlingsea Creek yet again. North easterly winds are forecast overnight. ‘Talisker 1’ and I are in the company of ‘Cadenza’ and Ed Gorman. … Continue Reading →
25th July We are at anchor just off Brightlingsea Creek having arrived yesterday evening. We have been on board since Friday. With fairly strong north easterly winds on Friday evening … Continue Reading →
12th July ‘Talisker 1’ returned to her home port of Orford on the 9th July. It’s as lovely to get home as it is to set off. We sailed from … Continue Reading →
29th June I’m still in Peterhead. My opinion of Volvo Penta regarding their spare parts is not so good. Whilst my engine, a 2003 1992-1993 has been, and continues to … Continue Reading →
Support the RNLI https://rnli.org/support-us/become-a-member 0915 15th June We are 20 NM SE of Aberdeen motoring over a glassy sea. We departed from Amble yesterday evening at 1800 in strong westerly … Continue Reading →
6th June The adventure begins. Nerves are jangling. In many ways I’m loath to leave home. Leaving Sally, my elderly Mum and there is always loads to do at the … Continue Reading →
11th May I try not to upset the professionals (or indeed anyone), particularly as I’ve been paid to sail on the very odd occasion. Bob Roberts sailed Thames Barges when … Continue Reading →