We left Falmouth and a Pigeon adopted us for the crossing, obviously too much effort to fly. Sam looked after it and fed and watered it, eventually when we were approaching Brittany and about 300 metres from land it flew off. It showed us its gratitude by leaving deposits everywhere that we are still cleaning up ! - Andy.
Sam – My addition to the blog can be summed up in one word Bleeuurraaagh! I am the she beast from Alien, even when there is nothing left to throw up I manage to produce gallons of hot stomach acidy bile ------Whhhyyyy?? Nothing can prepare you for seasickness even though I have a boat stocked with remedies. The 3 things that make me feel even more sick are cigarette smoke, diesel fumes and black coffee all of which were thick in the air on this trip. Andy was sailing pretty much nonstop due to his wife losing the use of all 4 limbs he needed flasks of black coffee, since we had no wind we had to motor.
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