Something’s OK

So after our breakfast of yoghurt, honey and banana we headed out - it was blowy in the harbour but the spray over the seawall was indeed a sign that it was going to be a rough passage. But with blue skies and a big yacht it was the proverbial piece of piss. And then the wind began dropping in time for us to anchor up for lunch at Nisis Moni. Just beautiful. A retracing of steps brought us into to Aigina Port where we tied up, blunt end on (a bit of kerfuffle there) to the front street. A terrific little town with Greek tourists, locals sitting about their boats and a great fish market.
Which is where we ended the day at a cracking really basic little restaurant. I sat beside Rory from Dublin. Everyone here seems to have been collared in different ways. But we’ve all just thought, yes, why not.