It rained heavily overnight but lightened to drizzle in the morning. With water boiled, I made oatmeal and Andrew made coffee with his aero press, and each brought some warmth to the wet, gray, morning. We decided to raise anchor and head over to the town of Mahone Bay (one of several towns dotting the …

The weather was still mediocre when we woke up in the cove, but the air was warmer and the fog was forecast to burn off after noon. We headed back over to the town of Mahone Bay, to kill some time, and dropped anchor outside a small roadside cove not far from the marina. As …

We motored over to the La Have Bakery for breakfast and tied up at their dock. It seemed extremely uncommon that a bakery would have a dock, much less accommodate transient vessels overnight, which they in fact do. The building housed the nominal bakery, in addition to an art gallery and a small grocery. We …

Andrew resewed the rip in the mainsail to start the day, only the stitching had torn. We filled the water tanks and decided we should get gas as well. The guy who runs the marina (I know him by no other name) gave Andrew a ride to the gas station in Liverpool, and informed him …

The wind was already blowing hard when I woke. I could hear voices outside the boat through the small gap I had left under the v-berth hatch. I heard Andrew moving in the cabin and I got up to make breakfast. Andrew was using the rainy day to get quotes for a new mainsail. I …