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15.10. 1845 - Valle Gran Rey, La Gomera It was a very smooth trip. Well, there was no wind, so we did about 6 hours motoring. Yes, she's fast. Engine or sails, she's like a dart through the air. Love her so much. Right after leaving Las Galletas, we encountered a line of pilot whales. I guess there were around 15, and they were swimming like cavalry right in front of my bow. That was a very emotional moment for me as I've felt my home again. Anyway, we're anchored! What I rea

14.10. Marina del Sur, Las Galletas Tomorrow is the day of leaving. I am in no rush to leave in the early morning since lately the wind has been close to zero, so we're probably going to motor the whole route anyway. I am looking forward to changing the environment a little bit. Got a tip from my friend for a bay Valle Gran Rey in La Gomera. I've never been to La Gomera. Well, once for a CAT engine servicing, which was nice in itself, but I haven't seen the island. Different

Collection of days 6. - 13.10.2025 Marina del Sur, Las Galletas There was a window of confusion for me where my unintegrated parts decided to play ball with each other and caused a little bit of chaos. I've managed to prolong my stay in the marina for a few days (making it one at a time), because every time I get a set date for departure, something expectedly or unexpectedly tries to hijack that intent. Often very successfully so. So the days became blurred to each other, and