Ep 93 - Racing Homeward

Now approaching the Solent on the last few days of our adverntjrr
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Music - created by John

[@user-wm2sj7nu2y]

Ahh welcome back. We have loved following your adventure in Coric , beautiful ,informative and a real adventure .

[@CoricContessa32]

Thank you very much, that’s very much appreciated and we did enjoy making them

[@robinmilledge9434]

Welcome back guys. Really looking forward to seeing you and catching up with all your adventures.

[@CoricContessa32]

Thanks Robin, nice to be back. Especially enjoyed rally at Gins and looking forward to catching up.

[@Widgeon5113T]

I half thought that you would do a Bernard Moitessier (Golden Globe Race) and continue to the South Pacific instead of Gosport. I'm sure that you are already missing the draft Lagavulin if not the scotch pies! See you soon for the post-exercise debrief.

[@CoricContessa32]

Thanks for this Nick, we did discuss not turning left at Lands End. It was surprising pleasant feeling however to re-enter the Solent.

[@Nick-kn2os]

Looking forward to the post analysis....By the way what were you in the navy John if don't mind asking

[@CoricContessa32]

Ah, I have some work to do and will have to re-learn using a spreadsheet. My time in the navy was half spent in submarines and the other half behind a desk.

[@asailorslog]

Did you happen to track your water consumption while on board. What does that average per day calculate out to be over the 6 months?

[@CoricContessa32]

Our water tank is 55 L and would last for about four days. So I am guessing that is just over 5 L per day per person.