Current Position
48° 43'.99N
003° 31'.99W
Leguer River (Lannion)
Leaving Trebeurden was no where near as daunting as coming in. The fact that the depth marker was clean and visible helped!!
A very short hop around to the Leguer River - a mere 6 miles in fact. Wind from the North Force 4 so the sails went up. This was just going to be an overnight stop at anchor. The river does dry out but there are a couple of deep water pools that don't. So we went in search of these, found one with a depth of 7 ½ metres and calculated that at low tide we would still have ½ a metre under the keel. It was a beautiful spot. Surrounded by trees and birdsong and lots of terwit terwooing from a gaggle of owls. What is a group of owls called? Anyone know? It was pitch black. No light polution and an amazing starry night. The before and after high tide photos show just how much water leaves this river leaving us bobbing about in a deep puddle.
Song for this post: Vincent (Starry Starry Night) by Don McLean
Thought for this post : It is good to explore the places that you find daunting. The rewards far out way the fear.
Highlight for this post: The birdsong and clear view of the solar system