It took a while to recover my composure too.<\/p>\n
By now we were sailing up a river towards the port of Lezardrieux where we eventually found a mooring. I was in charge of tying up the bow and I could have done a better job there too.<\/p>\n
We had an aperitif (tisane for me) and then took the zodiac to the shore. A pretty little town it is and I’ll tell you why – and that is that even though the port car park has been remodelled like that of Granville, it’s not an appalling, tasteless patch of tarmac but nicely cobbled with trees and bushes, which just goes to show that you can do it if you try.<\/p>\n
What a dreadful lack of taste there is in Granville.<\/p>\n
There are also rows of low wooden posts around there marking the boundary as I discovered to my cost when I wasn’t looking where I was going.<\/p>\n
Another thing here are public showers and I wish that I had known that before I came ashore.<\/p>\n
Later in the evening we – three of us actually – went for a zodiac ride upriver. And enjoyable as it was, the rain put a dampener on the whole proceedings. We’re having no luck with the weather.<\/p>\n
There had been pasta for lunch and there was some left over so I had that with one of the curries that I had brought.<\/p>\n
But now it’s pouring down with rain outside and it’s not the weather to be out taking the air. I’m going to have another early night and hopefully have a good sleep. We’re back at sea tomorrow.<\/p>\n
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