What Girls Do When Left Alone At Sea (Sailing La Vagabonde) Ep. 4
Explored a bit of beautiful (but crazily windy) Gibraltar, but couldn’t wait to get back out on the water again.. We couldn’t have asked for a better exit out the Gib Strait, with the wind and waves behind us we sat on an average of 7 knots with just the head sail out (plus catching two tuna..). Apart from being becalmed for two days and Riley mentioning how he ‘wished he had an asymmetrical spinnaker’ over 452,899 times, the 6 day passage went rather well.
Now to island hop the Canary Islands, and then make our way down to Cape Verde!
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