A Quaint Place

I enjoyed Guernsey. It is lively, but quaint with lots of narrow streets and interesting architecture. There are plenty of shops and bars close to the harbour in and around the maze of streets and a couple of well stocked chandlers close by. I was able to get some much needed engine spares, stock up the victuals, buy warm clothes from a sale in the harbour-side outdoor pursuits shop, get a new camera to replace my dead Sony and have an enjoyable couple of walks ashore. It was a great stop over.

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Vessel Name:	Grey Dove
Vessel Make/Model:	Modified Heavenly Twins 26
Hailing Port:	Kinghorn
Crew:	David Holdsworth BEM
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Extra:	Greydove is a mk3/4 Heavenly Twins highly modified with straight stems and a high aspect ratio fully battened modern catamaran rig with an 11 metre mast. She goes! (for an old girl anyway). Sailing around the Forth, West Coast and Western Isles of Scotland with a scuba diving skipper we have [...] visited many remote and beautiful places. After sailing in the Irish Sea for a while, we went south to explore the West coast of France. Grey Dove spent 8 years in Rochefort exploring the bay of Biscay, the Morbihan, the Gironde and Canal de Midi to the Med. before returning to the Firth Of Forth for a well earned refit. Currently exploring the historic ports around the East of Scotland and having a great time doing it. More
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