As the rain was set from daybreak we decided we may as well be making headway as sitting in a Marina. And so it is we've been at sea for 4 and a bit hours motor-sailing eastwards. A dredger adredging as we exited Estepona Marina. Sky overcast, bit of drizzle, bit of a swell and barely 10 knots sw. These conditions followed us most of the journey; wind on our stern, taking turns on the helm and admiring the hills behind the builtups of Costa No Sol. The sun finally came out. Greg defrosted his fingers, fishermen waved and at the approach into Fuengirola Marina we noticed a sunken vessel shoreside. We are now hunkered in with a lot of other boats, protection from the breakwater too. Tonight we're planning a wander round the Old Town. Saturday I'm off to the Knit and Natter group here. After Knitting it's over to the Flea market. Tomorrow = chill, possibly head up to the hill village of Mijas by bus:O)
Just before Fuengirola - love them thar hills.
And to Starboard ...
That's it for today folks.
That's it for today folks.
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