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Cruising Chute Chaos
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After a great sail we found ourselves in a little natural harbour and, as a reward for conning us in to the tricky entrance, we invited ourselves on board Roam II to finish off the tuna. I diced it and Terry and Liz knocked up a real treat using a secret, magic ingredient of ginger and…well, I can’t tell you otherwise it wouldn’t be a secret, magic ingredient. Believe me though, it was the best tuna dinner and satisfied six very hungry tums. Millie still had a head and a tail to work her way through too.
Constable Country
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This is one of my first batch of photographs taken after buying my new camera. Well, it was second hand and it was a few years ago now, but I look back on these images fondly as they remind me of one of the greatest counties England has to offer, captured in the stark late-afternoon winter sun. This is the first of many new galleries to be added to the new FTB website for Summer 2010. We’ll be added new galleries, as well as backdating some old ones too, like this one. Come back regularly to see how we’re doing with the gallery updates!
Poetry In Motion
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The countdown continues and although we’re still over 200 miles away our destination feels just round the corner. Strange, isn’t it, how a half hour traffic jam can cause so much stress to a three hour journey, yet we’re getting excited because we’ve only got 24 hours to go!
Shooting Stars and Flying Fish
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Ahhh. Crossing the Atlantic Ocean by boat. Can I put this experience into words? Probably not but as you see I did keep a log for each day and as you read through it you’ll discover that each day was very different. A lot happened. The night time became a lesson in astronomy. Dreaming became a major talking point on this trip. With such a long time at sea a trip like this is no longer an excursion but a lifestyle.
