There is also very little wind for many of us. Last night's fog was so
heavy and wet that I could hardly see my own mast head. This morning it
cleared a little then came back with rain and bizarrely, for around 5 mins,
the sun appeared also. Strange things happen out here on the ocean it seems.
The whole weather pattern is not what was expected and the new phenomena of
a summer Azores low is maybe what is confusing my swallow passengers as they
will not leave. I hope they have a visa for the States.
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I see you can't deny
I see you can't deny yourself any opportunity to increase the animal family, even out in mid Atlantic - I think they follow you around just to pray on your goodwill; maybe you will need all those Mars Bars after all.
Keep up the good work; hope the thermals are doing their job; Newport party getting fired up as I write.
Iain
PS you don't really need to go that far North just to get ice for the Plymouth Gin!
Andy and I thought you were
Andy and I thought you were single handed, if the Swallows are on boeard where are the Amaozons? Still in the Lake District as I will be showing Linda around there in August.
Stay srong "Quit ye like men" and stay true to your course.
Nick