Well with mixed feelings today we drove ITIKI into the dock at Tyrell Bay Marina, here in Carriacou, Grenada, where she was swiftly but gently lifted out of the water. She had a nice bum clean, as she was a little furry down there, and is now resting on her keels. This season we have hurricane straps on each corner to ensure ITIKI stays put, even in the strongest winds. These straps, and our nerves, will have a little test on Tuesday night when a tropical LO passes to the south of Grenada, pushing strong winds over Carriacou where we are. Check out the video below to see how it all went.
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Mike Shelley (uncle)
28/6/2022 05:45:28 pm
So lucky to have the facilities available to get the boat on-shore. Did that local chap dive under the boat to secure the straps? That looked like a potential Keith challenge. Leave a Reply. |
AuthorAfter more than 7 years of (minus time off for Covid) and more than 30,000nm Lynda has finally got the hang of this cruising life. Now back in Australian waters, with a home base in Tasmania, ITIKI and crew are enjoying coastal cruising. Archives
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