DIAMOND HARBOUR, A GREAT DAY OUT

A blustery night in Te Ana Marina last night, with doubled up dock lines Truce was snug and secure, I slept well.  This morning was less windy fresh and sunny. I had a late start and messed around on the boat before heading off to do the laundry.  Suddenly it hit me, I had forgotten... Continue Reading →

HOT AND COLD IN LYTTELTON

Yesterday, being Monday, I had a bit of back and forth with the insurance company.  The repair to Truce is only a small job, I was quite happy to do a temporary repair myself and get if fixed properly when we return to Auckland.  The Insurance company didn’t like that idea and insisted on a... Continue Reading →

RUNNING DOWN TO LYTTLETON AND BRUISED AT THE DOCK

The weatherman was still telling us we had 15 knots, but now he was also predicting an approaching gale.  Well we know ‘no condition is permanent’ so I waited in anticipation for the elusive wind.  By 10:00 zephyrs were showing on the water,  a slowly building N’ly breeze, we were soon sailing with the main... Continue Reading →

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