Aug 20, 2005 – 1300hrs UTC

1300hrs 20 Aug 2005 UTC 49’47”N 005’24”W Ref 300

And here beginneth Act 5. Sad to leave our friends on the Falmouth fuel wharf – after suitably medicinal farewells – and really nice to see the numbers in the GPS winding down again. We haver to average 120 miles per day to make my ETAEstimated Time of Arrival – so at 1000 each day, I’ll do a distance travelled to see how we’re going. We’re a bit ahead just for the mo doing 7.8 knots and throwinhg huge quantities of water aside as Berri lumbers through the waves with about 3 tons of extra weight on board.

The LizardThe most southerly point of the British mainland. and Tater DuCornwall's most recently built lighthouse (completed in 1965) fading into the misty horizon – Synney here we come. More reflective piece may follow when I’m off watch.