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Westwards along the north coast of Spain
... and sailed to Suances, where we motored up the river between training walls and eventaully anchored midstream.
4/9 as there was again no wind early we motorsailed along the coast and eventually pulled into the magnificent ria of San Vincente de Barquera - another top contender for favourite place, we anchored off a little beach with a village opposite the roman/medieval walled town and the stunning Picos mountains behind (definitely a top 3 destination so far) ...
Finisterre- the end of the earth, good bye boots!
... much negotiation and discussion we learned it was almost the same cost and easier to hire a taxi to take us. The drive would be about one and a half hours. The driver was unable to speak any English so it was a quiet ride. He took us along the coast and through the villages that we would have walked through. The scenery was as close to home as any thing we had seen. It was as if we were driving the Old #19 Island Highway!
The town ...
Pit stop at Corcubion
... a instant. We decided to go upstream a little for the night to Corcubion and anchor there safely. As we rounded the Cape the scenery was spectacular again. There was a town ahead that lay right at the bottom of a steep cliff. Honestly, I was amazed how it all changes. The camera does not do it justice but I did take a photo or two. So we made it to the anchorage and it was a lovely evening there. No going ashore as too late by then after cooking ...
Another stop on passage to Portugal
We left Laxe at 4.30pm after a lazy morning and afternoon. We woke up to find a stunning beach, the sun shining and no jobs to do! Thunderbird 3 was launched to get us ashore and Steve rowed us to the slip.
At first we thought we would leave at midday but then it was getting very hot and you know what they ...
First stop after leaving La Coruna
Hooray, we finally left La Coruna at 1.30pm on Saturday and arrived here after 8 hour sail. Dunikolu is back to her old self and you cannot notice the bottom surgery!
We found ourselves a beautiful place to stop for the night here in Ria de Laxe. Now we are back to the normal boat life for a day or two. I took my travel sickness pills and no ill effect so far. We had a great sail here too.
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