Out of the Clutches
of La Rochelle.
Finally! I cannot
actually believe this is happening. There are currently 5 people
working on our boat to get everything finished. The solar panels
where glued on this morning, and now the electrical wiring is being
finalized. The NMEA link to the fusion radio is being installed, and
the water maker is being primed. Some fuses are re-wired in the last
minute. But law and behold, everything is finished. We utilized the 2
hours French lunch break, to collapse the bikes, and to fuel up. We
even managed to sneak in a visit to admire the the amazingly light
and streamlined Catana 42 “Mandarina” that is moored next to us.
What can possibly hold us back? Wait... Where is Luna? With all the
activity of the day, someone opened a hatch, and Luna quickly seized
the opportunity to hide. Not as a stowaway (because she is quite
legal) but to hide.... 45 minutes later we are on our way.
For some pictures, see this post: http://svsaltypaws.blogspot.com.es/2014/04/ready-set-saila-perspective-from-first.html
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