Day 31 Harlingen to Enkhuizen, 30nm
Saturday, 3 August

We left around 8:30am – as the boat inside us wanted to catch the bridge before it’s going to be shut for a couple of hours.
Continue reading “Day 31, Harlingen to Enkhuizen, 34nm”Voyages of sailing boat La Bamba
Day 31 Harlingen to Enkhuizen, 30nm
Saturday, 3 August
We left around 8:30am – as the boat inside us wanted to catch the bridge before it’s going to be shut for a couple of hours.
Continue reading “Day 31, Harlingen to Enkhuizen, 34nm”Sorry for delay on these – I know they are popular!
Some miles were on motor, some sailing
We were worried our furler was failing
But it furled in quite slickly
And to Orth we skipped quickly
To dock by Quattordici’s railing!
Continue reading “German Limericks 🇩🇪”Friday, 2 August
We left Terschelling in the afternoon mostly due to tide and when our neighbours were leaving!
Thursday, 1 August
Like everyone else in Holland we decided to stay in Terschelling to get over our journey and see what all the fuss is about!
Continue reading “Day 29 – Terschelling – land of sand, birds and boats”Tuesday, 30 – Wednesday 31 July
We are part of a huge flotilla of boats taking the opportunity of a flat sea and hopefully an Easterly wind to get us to Terschelling without going through the washing machine!
Monday, 29 July
After a rather sleepless night we got ready to go after a barge had looked like it wanted to moor where we were berthed.
We saw other yachts heading for the open lock but there was an enormous ship slowly coming down so we ducked behind it to rush over before the lock closed.
Continue reading “Day 26, On to Cuxhaven 16nm”Sunday, 28 July
The Kiel Canal is the busiest man-made waterway and connects the South-West corner of the Baltic to the North Sea.
Saturday, 27 July
We have decided to stay here another night so we can go into the canal on Sunday, which should line us up for a North Sea passage to Terschelling on Tuesday as that’s when conditions are looking best.
Continue reading “Day 24, Kiel”Friday, 26 July
Despite a forecast of heavy rain and gusty winds, the day looked fair and we set off to Kiel in a steady breeze of 10-12 knots mainly from the South which was a very friendly direction as we could enjoy an easy reach instead of the usual beating into the wind.
Continue reading “Day 23, Orth to Kiel, 34nm”With sea and the sky somewhat grey
We set off to Gilleleje
We got wind with the rain
Solid 7 knots again
Adjo Sweden and to Denmark Hej Hej!
Continue reading “Danish Limericks! 🇩🇰”