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August
27, 2003
Toronto Islands - Port Darlington
The
second day. With a decent breeze in the morning we sailed
downwind leaving behind Toronto, the well known terrain, and,
for the first time, starting to discover complete new waters.
The
wind gained in strength and even got too strong, so we had
to take down the headsail which wasn't easy as big waves were
rocking and shacking our boat.
Finally,
we found a cute little port. As we approached the harbour
leading canal, our depth sounder suddenly showed 3 foot. and....we
got stuck in the ground. The whole marina was pretty shallow,
but after a second time of breaking free, we managed to tow
the boat. a little shocked from this exciting sailing day
we recovered cooking a five star meal using our beloved camping
stove.
So
far...we have to go to sleep in order to be fit for tomorrow.
Goodnight maciek..zzzZZZ (J)
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