During a stop in another seaside town, which looks just like the last, on our way to Gdansk, we meet a group of three on a similar adventure to ours, the crew of the ketch Ina. We set off on a light breeze from land which takes us along the
Back up the Oder and across Stettin lagoon, now with a gentle southerly breeze, we are happy to reach the open sea again after some sticky days inland. Along the Polish coast with a moderate breeze from land. We are propelled 70 miles in 11 hours, speed rush! We find
In Stralsund, Roman joined our crew and we set off on our journey to Szczecin. Having a good breeze in our back, we decided to make some miles by sailing through the night for the first time. Just before the sunrise we passed Świnoujście and reached our destination at noon.
We stopped at the gorgeous tiny harbor of Lohme. The following day we explored the chalk cliffs, first from land and then from sea. Wir stoppen am traumhaften kleinen Hafen von Lohme. Am folgenden Tag erkunden wir die Kreidefelsen, zunächst an Land und später von der See aus.
Using the little dinghy for the first time, we enjoy the beach by firelight. On the way back a moonlight swim is quite the experience. Finally a little more wind to carry us past Darß to sight some wonderful wildlife. Some practice maneuvers result in a bruised finger but nothing