Nearing the end of Seraphim's season. Sailing to Wootton Creek. Sail Ho! Ep. 135

[@trapanizawileno3948]

thank you

[@kevinmitchell9735]

Nice piece of mooring but I did laugh about the sound of the shackle and halyard banging on the mast sounding like on a bucket with your head inside, ha ha. Yes, at night in pitch dark trying to work out which halyard is rattling is not the easiest of things to verify. I use a cord on either side of the mast to secure any lines and pull them out from the mast by tying the outer end to the shrouds. Seraphim is a great boat and obviously can moor against a pontoon on a drying berth and rightly, there can be a trough outside the pontoon which could cause the boat to tip so thevextra fenders were a good idea. Oh well, you all survived, another successful outing!

[@SailHosailing]

At night you can hear more. Especially when it is regular banging just above your head. And if not for you it can be annoying for others.