Impending storm at sunset. Davenport Creek
April was an educational month. We learnt a lot. We learnt how to turn a white boat into a red one. We learnt how to raise and lower an anchor by hand. We learnt that official tide tables from one source do not necessarily match the official tide station data from another source. We learnt that mosquitoes seemed to amass in greater numbers when it is due to rain, and we learnt that, depending on where you are, the Australian Government’s weather service (bom.gov.au) can’t always be relied on for accurate wind predictions. Enjoy Aboard Sengo April 2018 (The file is 7.6MEG)
Purring Along 
Now Trish …Give Andrew a coffee …and no breakfast that’s not fair. Congratulations in the crossing Cheers Justin
Sent from my iPad Cheers Justin
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Hi Justin, The deprivation wasnt by design, and as it turned out he has his hands occupied with the wheel! Next time I will organise the coffee before we set the sails! 🙂
Well done on making it across the Bight.
Thanks, Sue. From what I can gather we were very lucky with the weather.
I hope your May has less education and more fun, but in spite of your challenges, your April was magnificent. How I wish we’d sailed Australia longer and wider. Wonderful to explore it further here with you virtually.
Hi Lisa, How lovely of you to say so. Of course, that just means, once you do the BIG lap, you will have to come back and do a slightly smaller one of Aus. xx