Thursday, 25th June 2009

2293 <div class="maincontent">Left Antibes at 10.15 a.m. on route across the bay to St. Laurent du Var to look for anchorage but as we anchored, we were asked to move as we were in the way of the sailing school.  We decided to motor sail to St. Jean Cap Ferrat for a better anchorage.We were mingled in with luxury huge motor cruisers, most with British flags, in Anse de la Scalletta.  A northerly wind picked up at 14 knots and made the sea choppy and uncomfortable with a swell all night – little sleep again.</div> Left Antibes at 10.15 a.m. on route across the bay to St. Laurent du Var to look for anchorage but as we anchored, we were asked to move as we were in the way of the sailing school.  We decided to motor sail to St. Jean Cap Ferrat for a better anchorage. We were mingled in with luxury huge motor cruisers, most with British flags, in Anse de la Scalletta.  A northerly wind picked up at 14 knots and made the sea choppy and uncomfortable with a swell all night – little sleep again.

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