Back in the water again


After all work was done:
-cleaning of ship bottom
-Antifouling hulls
-New paint saildrive
-Saildrive oil change
-some woodwork on the teak grill
-some fibre glass work on a step

LinoCat was floating again and we directly sailed to Carriacou into Tyrrel bay.
Peter, Tina and Chico with their guest Susanne and Walter and Brigitte were already waiting with dinner! Oliver was also there and we met him the first time. We had good food and even better drinks and it was midnight before it stopped :-)

The approach to Tyrrel bay in the dark was a bit challenging but with the strong searchlight of Vanora we could circle around all the unlit boats anchored there.

By the way, there is a HUUUGGGEEE internet problem, since a fibreoptic cable is broken. So if there is internet access it is extremly slow and often for a few minutes reachable at all

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