Monday 20th July 2015 –
Vlieland – Day 48
At 10.00, boats started moving out of the marina but not for us, we moved off and found ourselves a vacant pontoon berth to stay for the day.
At 10.00, boats started moving out of the marina but not for us, we moved off and found ourselves a vacant pontoon berth to stay for the day.
Spent part
of the time carrying our repairs to the damage caused yesterday. The engine cooling water pump was opened up
and impeller found to be in a good condition, the sea suction strainer removed
and cleaned.
The cabin
port side locker door which had parted company with the hinges was drilled and
new bolts fitted, while the port side dodger (canvas wind-break) which had
pulled out some of the islets was re-secured.
Along with
all of the other facilities in the marina was a hamburger bar, frequented
mostly by the youngsters. Myself and
Dave gave it a try but it was not too our liking and we wandered off disappointed towards
the village.
In the
street behind the main thoroughfare we came across these wood carvings in an
old tree, amazing piece of art and delighted to see it.
We made our way to the ‘Oord Hotel’ not far
from the ferry landing and had very enjoyable evening, drinking the local beer
and ould genevers.
Walking back
to the marina, the wind which had been blowing all day was now increasing in
strength, as we climbed on board around midnight.
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