En Route to Azores, 47 24.0’N:008 47.00’W
Today: no wind, but dolphins.

48 0.2’N:009 2.2’W
A nice sunset, after several days of rain. Ship crossing ahead.

47 59.9’N:008 43.2’W
One of the adventurous birds that flew so far to sea, and found our boat.

En Route to Azores, 48 12.8’N:008 04.1’W
Second+ day en route to Azores. In spite of very light winds, all is well.

48 34.9’N:005 17.2’W
Not sure who is flying the plane, they just came close for a look, and George got a picture. We are west of France, sailing in light winds and seas.

Departing L’Aber Wrac’h
Downwind is tough for the wind vane (wind regulator, in French) so we hand-steer, SOG: 5kts.

Departing L’Aber Wrac’h
First time setting fisherman this way (without old roller furling rig).Light winds are expected for the rest of week, so it will probably take longer than two weeks to get to the Azores.

48 39.9’N:004 52.2’W
George’s IPhone works really well.

48 35.98’N:004 33.69’W
blogging aboard

48 35.98’N:004 33.69’W
This boatyard actually has two horses. The horses are kept (partly) to keep the grass short, which they do a good job of by eating grass most of the day.We have left this boatyard, and are further down in the harbor of L’Aber Wrac’h, where there is enough water that we can leave at any stage of tide.Richard