Out of the harbour and turn right

By Howard Williams

The editor of TheMainSail says: Howard and Mary Williams spent last summer cruising anticlockwise round southern Britain in their Moody 31 Megstone. Full details of their voyage can be found at www.peartree-house.co.uk/sailing

It is well worth exploring this extremely interesting, detailed and and well illustrated blog. It covers everything from passage planning to lessons learned and costs incurred.

Anyone planning an extended cruise this year will find lots of valuable information. And if you are not yet planning an extended cruise, this account will probably inspire you to start thinking about it now!

Thank you Howard and Mary for sharing your wonderful summer and your experiences and advice with TheMainSail.

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