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Rain stopped

June 5th, 2008, 11:25:33 am

by Paul Churchley

Finally, after over 12hrs of continuous rain it has stopped. The wind is F1-2 and cloudy but the wave heights are already coming down so looking promising for tomorrow.

I like it here. The Neyland Yacht Haven is a little true haven… up a little, well, almost a creek, off the river it is very sheltered and so much so that it makes it difficult to assess conditions properly. None the less, I will be glad to be moving on after nearly a week here. I am hoping that extended stops like this are not common… it could take me the rest of the year to get round!

filed under Daily Travel Blog, Latest News, In Port Blog on Thursday, June 5th, 2008.
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