The rain from yesterday evening continued overnight, finally giving way to some sunshine mid-morning. I spent a few minutes bailing out the pig before we could go ashore – amazing how much water collected overnight. By ten I had visited the customs and port office to clear out from the Vava’u group. The tonnage dues... Continue Reading →
WARM SPINGS
The birds started their dawn chorus at 03:20 this morning. I know this because an uncomfortable wind was blowing into the anchorage so I started keeping an anchor watch in the early hours. I am now receiving Sitka radio on AM and they kept me company in the early morning hours. But why is country... Continue Reading →
The Adventures of Captain Ray Penson 