It was the day before our boat was due to be lifted out and transferred to the boatyard, and we were met with stronger winds than we were comfortable with for moving Lanita. Either we needed to take her round to a pontoon near the crane, or pay a £50 fee for the marina to …
Little did we know when we hauled out at the end of July, that we wouldn’t be heading back into the water until April the following year. Nor did we realise all that was yet to unfold over the coming months, had we known, we would likely have made different choices. Although we faced many …
