

I started the day with an hour of maneuvering practice in calm water which was very valuable particularly in relation to reversing where Haku doesn't respond like a monohull and at low speed is better steered with differential motor use.
We motored out to the N/S coast and started sailing at which point we saw a pilot whale.
I fitted the cockpit cushion press studs to the seats so we could begin to use them without risk of them flying overboard - much more comfortable then made a nice Chilli for dinner as I was on galley duty.
We set the sails to goose wing as the wind is 150 degrees to Starboard and rigged a barber-hauler to stop the genoa coming back across. A lot of the extra gear I bought in Hamble is starting to become useful. We are looking forward to reaching 40 North where Jay assures us it will magically become warmer.
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