In the
morning, we took the dinghy up the river Guindy to an old water
mill just beyond a Roman aquaduct, where I managed to break the
sheer pin on the outboard. So, we took it in turns to row back,
luckily now on the ebb.Aquaduct over the Guindy
In the
morning, we took the dinghy up the river Guindy to an old water
mill just beyond a Roman aquaduct, where I managed to break the
sheer pin on the outboard. So, we took it in turns to row back,
luckily now on the ebb.
A couple on a Humber Keel invited us to dinner, so after repairing the dinghy and visiting the town, we joined them. They'd set out a year or so ago, intending to reach the Med, but had so liked Perros Guerrec that they'd made it their permanent home.