19 Julie 2019. Vrydag.
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| Ammouliani tot Kriftos Baai |
Ai, maar
ons het heerlik geslaap na ons lang dag. Ons staan verfris en uitgerus
op en laat Ammouliani agter en vertrek na Kriftos Baai, 11.2 myl.
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| Ammouliani |
Ons seil vir 1h30min en ons kom by die opening van die geslote baai. Hier is oraloor skuiling. Dis 'n pragtige baai.
Hier
in die noorde van Griekeland is min seiljagte, maar baie
vakansiegangers. Hulle kom van oral, Griekeland, Bulgarye en Masedonië.
In ons baai ry gehuurde motorbootjies heeldag heen en weer. Dis omtrent
'n bynes en gezoem. Dit pla nie regtig nie. Dis vir ons soos televisie
kyk.
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| Sit "snubber" aan ankerketting |
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| Bynes |
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| Kriftos Baai |
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| Aandstilte |
Ek hou van die baai.
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| Dit was aand … |
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| … en dit was môre |
Wow, all kinds of adventures the last few days! Marietjie, I hope the seasickness is over for ever. You've done some long distances, 40, then 60 miles - that's a long way! And you've certainly seen all kinds of weather along the way. Loved to hear about the dancing evening - sounds like so much fun. The Akti peninsula sounds like quite a strange place. I must compliment you on all the stunning photos you show every day on your blog - from those monasteries to the beautiful sunrises are very special. Happy sailing!!!
ReplyDeleteYes! We are not used to the long distances required here in Northern Greece but the worst is over until we have to cross back to Limnos next week. A 55 mile slog.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words on the photos.
You should read up on the Akti peninsular - it is a fascinating place with an interesting history.