Monday, 4 July 2016

Crinan to Port Ellen

We departed Crinan yacht basin at 0930. We had looked forward to getting some scones from the café prior to departure, but they had none. David resolved to make some pancakes to compensate us, but instead made scrambled egg for lunch, which was very well received! The sea was flat but the day was grey and cloudy, and the rain came and went throughout the day as other vessels appeared and disappeared again in the misty murk. There was no wind and all day was spent motoring. We entered Port Ellen in another shower and were grateful to tie up and dry out. Roger cooked chicken and rice whilst the rest of us invested in socialising with the local community. David made a new girlfriend in the local hotel whilst we sampled the local whiskies and ales.
Tomorrow is an early start, bound for Glenarm in Northern Ireland.

Jokes:
It turns out yesterday's joke was Roger's joke, but these really are Peter's:

Q. Guess who I bumped into at Specsavers'?
A. Everybody!

I bought a litre of Tipex yesterday! Big mistake!

Q. What does a hungry clock do?
A. Goes back 4 seconds!
Crinan yacht basin
Shep cooking scrambled egg as we motor towards Port Ellen

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