Espalmador - Formentera



We reached Formentera at 2100 and realized that mooring buoys were in place.

So we grabbed on and tied LinoCat to it.
After nice spanish sausages and icebergsalad for dinner we decided to go to bed early.

We also had the red MOJO sauce which was still on board from the Canary islands and the red peppers which were from the caribbean.
All washed down by a Piton beer from St Lucia :-)

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African Seawing Dutch said…
Hi LinoCat, this is African SeaWing you remember? from Quita do Lorde. We are now in the Carib and read your blog as we go. Lovely guide well written and lots of nice pics. Thanks for that and happy sailing back in the EU ?!!!
Regards Frank http://seawing.be
June 6, 2010 at 1:35 AM
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