You look so much more relaxed than in your last video. I’m very pleased to see that. Please continue to enjoy life in such wonderful surroundings. You deserve it Michael!
Thanks for the usual very helpful video about your new location Michael. Your mission to get there was followed by all of us with great anticipation. He who dares wins. Lots of respect and enjoy...take care Seth.
Thank you Seth, It was along mission not aided by lockdown and then 'events' so it still feels a little strange. I think this us going to be a good place to keep the boat and visit...often
Hello again Micheal! I commented on one of your videos about two years ago as I was preparing for my Atlantic Crossing crewing on a British owned cat. Your videos were very useful at the time and I have been enjoying the videos about your recent adventure. I have since that comment made the passage! We crossed to Grenada via the CVs and I ended up staying there for about a month - making great local friends and hanging out in prickly bay and hog island with the veteran Grenada cruisers. I switched boats to an old Passport 40 and sailed all the way down to Panama via the ABC's and Colombia experiencing some pretty heavy weather on the way! After I got off I spent the better part of the year hitching around South America. Now back to European life.. miss it there! I actually started working for the airline you probably fly with out to Martinique ;-). I made a great friend on my journey with who I will be crewing for in June, along the Portuguese coast on his self-built trimaran which he has sailed for 40 years now. He is an OCC member, are you familiar with them? I read you're out in Spain, where will you be in June? Then an enquiry into a world now far away for me: you mentioned crewed yachts and charters in your video.. I'm thinking working towards a career as charter skipper would be very enjoyable for me. Do you know a bit more about that world and where one would start (apart from getting a RYA Yachmaster!)? What were the skippers like in your marina? What is your view on such a job? What were the guests like that you would encounter? Any insight is welcome!
Jan hi You've done really well with your voyaging..congratulations.. your Portuguese voyage sounds excellent. Certainly there are lots of opportunities for charter skippers in the Caribbean but frequently the jobs are offered to skippers already out there who have some years experience skippering and I suspect have a few qualifications... there is a school in Cowes IOW that runs courses for professional crew. I suspect that local knowledge is also important skippering smaller charter boats ... knowing the anchorages and places to go. Bit out of my area of expertise but I suspect it's difficult to get skippering work unless you have professional experience
Ive just returned from a few nights aboard my teeny co 26 on the Dart to watch this - green eyed. No tee shirt or tanned relaxed face insight - just duvet jacket and a thousand yard stare. My wafting breeze through the cabin was a bitter northerly... Still fun though but looking forward to learning more about sailing with your next installment.
Johnny I confess that having spent 12 years in the Med I returned to UK waters for 2 summers then moved out here to the Caribbean... A co 26 is a lovely boat and easier to keep warm in mid winter than most bigger 'modern' boats.. Well done!
We are in Prickly Bay Grenada at the moment and will be heading north in a couple of weeks. Thank you greatly for your informative videos, it’s in no small measure that you have been a great influence on us whilst we were enduring the UK winter and prompted our journey so far. We have been here a couple of weeks and can fully understand the attraction of the Caribbean. Thank you for your first rate content on your videos, honest and to the point. If we see you in Martinique it’s we’ll deserved beers ( or equivalent) on us. Regards, Jules and Julie.
What a nice email Jules and Julie - Hope you had a good crossing - Grenada is a good landfall I found! I will be here until March 8th when I'm heading for Spain to get my teeth fixed and will be back in June I think... Do not rush through the islands heading north as they are lovely! If you get to Martinique before I head out then I'm on 677 If I don't see you in March see you in june or later in the year fair winds Michael
Now to win a lottery, get trained/guided , buy a vessel and dare I say sail by myself....am too old and wrinkled for an experienced honey...LOL...Thanks for all them beaut informative video's..
You are only as old as you feel Dennis - your health lets you be... I certainly feel fitter when I am in the boat - so I really wish you luck with the lottery - but there are some very inexpensive small boats around even in Oz
Michael, It was great to meet you in Le Marin! We are now in Antigua after sailing in the Caribbean Multihull Challenge. I’m missing the morning croissant at Le Marin, and seeing the places you mention in the video brought back fond memories of our visit! BTW, if you want a fantastic meal for a special occasion (not cheap, but great) try Ti Toques, it’s walking distance from the Marina. Hope we cross paths again someday! - Ben on Sage
Ben in Sage hi, it was good meeting you - always nice to put a face with a name... Glad you enjoyed Martinique - the longer I am here the more I like it! Enjoy Antigua - terrific island Fair winds Michael
George hi, Partly because it is so much cheaper than all the others. It is also the largest in the Caribbean and has better facilities and boaty infrastructure than anywhere else and because it is a domestic department of France the airfares from Paris are a good deal with lots of choice... the bay, lined with mangroves, that Le Marin is situated in is very well protected from hurricanes and the modern marina has been designed to withstand both surge and wind should the worst happen.. But the efficacy of this has to be proved!
Great video, very interesting & informative, thanks for producing & Sharing, another place on my bucket list. You're living many peoples dream (mine included). Please keep the videos coming, myself and many others I suspect will be interested in your progress, hope you have a great time.
Wonderful sir what more could you ask for warm and wet 😅 I'm so happy for you and very jealous ! Well done sir enjoy you've worked hard for it micheal lgood on you lucky sod I'm awaiting dates for chemo wish I was there x
Damn, Michael - I'm now jealous - my boat sale fell through (but based on your how to buy a boat vid) - the ownerships papers did not add up, so (thanks to your advice) I walked away - but an evening with a single malt and your dulcet tomes does make up of it (a bit) - so fair winds old son. It's a cruel world.
Sad about your boat but 'there is always another one' and buying a problem is unwise . well done walking away! The perfect boat will turn up and then you can head out this way!
Glad to see you're off to a good start and looking very hale and hearty, which serves to confirm your conclusion that things there are pretty good. May your pleasures be many and your troubles few, as they say.
Looks very tempting ! As a UK resident post the B word , I presume the 90-day rule would apply to me now, so as a round-year live aboard option we would have to leave min twice a year this been a French controlled country. Pleased you are now settled in after all the efforts and thanks for all the videos, its nice to see a practical approach, worts n' all. Safe sailing.
Martin hi, It may well be you could just stay here in Martinique indefinitely. Nobody has checked or stamped my passport or French resident card. I suppose if there were a problem then St Lucia, an independent state, is 20 miles away. I suspect you can, in your boat, remain as long as you want.
What a nice email Jules and Julie - Hope you had a good crossing - Grenada is a good landfall I found! I will be here until March 8th when I'm heading for Spain to get my teeth fixed and will be back in June I think... Do not rush through the islands heading north as they are lovely! If you get to Martinique before I head out then I'm on 677 If I don't see you in March see you in june or later in the year fair winds Michael
I was just wondering what type of heating system you have onboard and if spares for it might be easily and cheaply available? BTB it's still bitter in London and the fuel stupidly expensive.
I actually have an Eberspaecher on board that came with the boat but in a marina I use a 2 speed fan heater with a fall over off switch... really nice dry air and it cost £15 so is replaceable!
It is a good place but you need to reserve for long term... Le Marin, Martinique. Cheap deals on the mooring buoys and there are people who will look after the boat when you are away
Welcome to Martinique Michael, now, have you tried ti’punch with the local?.. “tea ponsh” if my phonetic is correct.. Also St Pierre volcano village is really nice.
Amazing. That's very helpful information. I'm curious to know how Canadians, or similarly you, are able to keep your boat there on a permanent (or semi permanent) basis. Do you have to import it? Are there restrictions on the length of time you can keep the boat there? Where do (will) you store the boat on the hard while returning home? What insurance is available locally (our underwriters won't cover below 40° N)? I'm sure you could do a whole video on importation, logistics and the 'boring' but incredibly practical and important aspects of keeping your boat abroad.
Jordan hi, In almost all countries of the world you can leave/keep your boat there long term.. In EU countries you have to take it out of EU waters for 24 hours every 5 years... fairly easy to achieve and a rule that is hard for the authorities to enforce. The marina I have GH in is well constructed and designed to withstand 'most' hurricanes... Surge is the biggest problem so the more naturally protected the position of the marina is the better. I intend keeping her afloat all year round and have employed a local gardiennage company to visit her weekly. the company I have used is to insure with is Edward William Insurance www.edwardwilliam.com with the email info@edwardwilliam.com... Please mention my name.... I am using them as I could find no viable alternative but have never made a 'claim' though them which of course is the only real test!
@@SailingGently Thanks! Once again, I appreciate your valuable info. The weather here is heading down to -15c later this afternoon. Proper incentive for me to maybe just leave the boat down south...
Martinique looks idyllic. I'm watching this from Suzhou, China where its 2 degrees - at least I'll be sailing in Portimao next month. Auchan and Carrefour sold their Chinese subsidiaries.
No regrets then... what about day-to-day costs food, and entertainment Im guessing more expensive but doable. Michael, you definitely look like you've got a bit of colour in your cheeks, being in the sun obviously suits you.
Div hi, I think food is more expensive but that lovely restaurant I eat in comes out at the same price as it's equivalent in Boulogne.. Supermarket bills are up but not seriously!
We are in Prickly Bay Grenada at the moment and will be heading north in a couple of weeks. Thank you greatly for your informative videos, it’s in no small measure that you have been a great influence on us whilst we were enduring the UK winter and prompted our journey so far. We have been here a couple of weeks and can fully understand the attraction of the Caribbean. Thank you for your first rate content on your videos, honest and to the point. If we see you in Martinique it’s we’ll deserved beers ( or equivalent) on us. Regards, Jules and Julie.
Jules n Julie hi, I replied awhile ago buy it seems to have gone AWOL. I'm here to 7th March then off to Spain for a couple of months! Enjoy the islands and I really hope. we meet up!
You look so much more relaxed than in your last video. I’m very pleased to see that. Please continue to enjoy life in such wonderful surroundings. You deserve it Michael!
Thank you Graham, I will. Not sure about deserving it.....
PS. Your videos have a distinctly 70's Whicker feel about them. Lovely.
You sound almost as dated as I am... Telly was telly in those days! Glad you like the videos
Yes you are spot on there
Thanks for the usual very helpful video about your new location Michael. Your mission to get there was followed by all of us with great anticipation. He who dares wins. Lots of respect and enjoy...take care Seth.
Thank you Seth,
It was along mission not aided by lockdown and then 'events' so it still feels a little strange.
I think this us going to be a good place to keep the boat and visit...often
Very informative so unlike just about every other sailing channel
Glad you think so Jon. I didn't really intend to start a TH-cam channel just wanted to promote my books a bit - the channel has grown like 'Daisy'
Hello again Micheal! I commented on one of your videos about two years ago as I was preparing for my Atlantic Crossing crewing on a British owned cat. Your videos were very useful at the time and I have been enjoying the videos about your recent adventure. I have since that comment made the passage! We crossed to Grenada via the CVs and I ended up staying there for about a month - making great local friends and hanging out in prickly bay and hog island with the veteran Grenada cruisers. I switched boats to an old Passport 40 and sailed all the way down to Panama via the ABC's and Colombia experiencing some pretty heavy weather on the way! After I got off I spent the better part of the year hitching around South America. Now back to European life.. miss it there! I actually started working for the airline you probably fly with out to Martinique ;-). I made a great friend on my journey with who I will be crewing for in June, along the Portuguese coast on his self-built trimaran which he has sailed for 40 years now. He is an OCC member, are you familiar with them? I read you're out in Spain, where will you be in June?
Then an enquiry into a world now far away for me: you mentioned crewed yachts and charters in your video.. I'm thinking working towards a career as charter skipper would be very enjoyable for me. Do you know a bit more about that world and where one would start (apart from getting a RYA Yachmaster!)? What were the skippers like in your marina? What is your view on such a job? What were the guests like that you would encounter? Any insight is welcome!
Jan hi
You've done really well with your voyaging..congratulations.. your Portuguese voyage sounds excellent. Certainly there are lots of opportunities for charter skippers in the Caribbean but frequently the jobs are offered to skippers already out there who have some years experience skippering and I suspect have a few qualifications... there is a school in Cowes IOW that runs courses for professional crew. I suspect that local knowledge is also important skippering smaller charter boats ... knowing the anchorages and places to go.
Bit out of my area of expertise but I suspect it's difficult to get skippering work unless you have professional experience
Happy to see everything payed off at the end. Thanks for yet another informative video.
Thanks for watching! It's been a bit of a saga
Ive just returned from a few nights aboard my teeny co 26 on the Dart to watch this - green eyed. No tee shirt or tanned relaxed face insight - just duvet jacket and a thousand yard stare. My wafting breeze through the cabin was a bitter northerly... Still fun though but looking forward to learning more about sailing with your next installment.
Johnny I confess that having spent 12 years in the Med I returned to UK waters for 2 summers then moved out here to the Caribbean... A co 26 is a lovely boat and easier to keep warm in mid winter than most bigger 'modern' boats.. Well done!
We are in Prickly Bay Grenada at the moment and will be heading north in a couple of weeks. Thank you greatly for your informative videos, it’s in no small measure that you have been a great influence on us whilst we were enduring the UK winter and prompted our journey so far. We have been here a couple of weeks and can fully understand the attraction of the Caribbean. Thank you for your first rate content on your videos, honest and to the point. If we see you in Martinique it’s we’ll deserved beers ( or equivalent) on us. Regards, Jules and Julie.
What a nice email Jules and Julie - Hope you had a good crossing - Grenada is a good landfall I found! I will be here until March 8th when I'm heading for Spain to get my teeth fixed and will be back in June I think... Do not rush through the islands heading north as they are lovely! If you get to Martinique before I head out then I'm on 677
If I don't see you in March see you in june or later in the year
fair winds
Michael
Thanks for taking the time to put this video together Michael 🙏
My pleasure Steve - so pleased you liked it!
Now to win a lottery, get trained/guided , buy a vessel and dare I say sail by myself....am too old and wrinkled for an experienced honey...LOL...Thanks for all them beaut informative video's..
You are only as old as you feel Dennis - your health lets you be... I certainly feel fitter when I am in the boat - so I really wish you luck with the lottery - but there are some very inexpensive small boats around even in Oz
Glad you and golden Haze finally made it to Martinique safe and sound. Looks like you are having a great time.
Looking relaxed and healthy Michael - have a wonderful adventure
Thank you Alex. It's been a bit of saga getting here but lovely sitting in the shade replying to you!
Congratulations Michael!…. I wish you a wonderful stay!
Thank you Mike - probably head for Europe again in March or April to get my teeth fixed!
Thank you for another pleasant,entertaining and interesting video.
Glad you enjoyed it Andrew. Thank you for watching
Good to see you with a tan and really relaxed. Good decision to get out there.
Thank you Kev. So far it feels OK... Just got to try lightweight travelling
Michael, It was great to meet you in Le Marin! We are now in Antigua after sailing in the Caribbean Multihull Challenge. I’m missing the morning croissant at Le Marin, and seeing the places you mention in the video brought back fond memories of our visit! BTW, if you want a fantastic meal for a special occasion (not cheap, but great) try Ti Toques, it’s walking distance from the Marina.
Hope we cross paths again someday! - Ben on Sage
Ben in Sage hi,
it was good meeting you - always nice to put a face with a name... Glad you enjoyed Martinique - the longer I am here the more I like it!
Enjoy Antigua - terrific island
Fair winds
Michael
Bloody good on you Michael. You only live once as they say.👍
Thank you Chris - I agree - life is not a rehearsal
Awesome. I'm so green with envy, I think I need half a Stugeron. Best Wishes and Fair Winds. Bob. 👍⛵️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️
Thanks Bob... Glad its food for thought
Hello Michael, May I ask what you choose Martinique among other Caribbean islands and also why Le Marin Marina in particular ?
Thank you in advance
George hi,
Partly because it is so much cheaper than all the others. It is also the largest in the Caribbean and has better facilities and boaty infrastructure than anywhere else and because it is a domestic department of France the airfares from Paris are a good deal with lots of choice... the bay, lined with mangroves, that Le Marin is situated in is very well protected from hurricanes and the modern marina has been designed to withstand both surge and wind should the worst happen.. But the efficacy of this has to be proved!
Great video, very interesting & informative, thanks for producing & Sharing, another place on my bucket list. You're living many peoples dream (mine included). Please keep the videos coming, myself and many others I suspect will be interested in your progress, hope you have a great time.
Mark I am so pleased you find the videos interesting and informative
Wonderful sir what more could you ask for warm and wet 😅 I'm so happy for you and very jealous ! Well done sir enjoy you've worked hard for it micheal lgood on you lucky sod I'm awaiting dates for chemo wish I was there x
After your Chemo is finished AJW I hope you can look at it again...fair winds
Hey there, I'll be in Martinique next week to see a sailboat. I'm your biggest fan! Looking forward to bumping into you at the marina bar.
Andre hi,
look forward to meeting you. I am on Pontoon 6
Relaxing & informative. Thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching
Damn, Michael - I'm now jealous - my boat sale fell through (but based on your how to buy a boat vid) - the ownerships papers did not add up, so (thanks to your advice) I walked away - but an evening with a single malt and your dulcet tomes does make up of it (a bit) - so fair winds old son. It's a cruel world.
Sad about your boat but 'there is always another one' and buying a problem is unwise . well done walking away! The perfect boat will turn up and then you can head out this way!
I stayed anchored outside Sainte-Anne it was the best. Small village with a dingy dock. A pizza cat plus a Pâtisserie boat would deliver.
Thanks for the tip Jon. I visited the Saints about 30 years but suspect little has changed - will let you know!
Glad to see you are doing well, the tan is giving it away :-) Fair winds, thanks for the content!
Thanks for watching Andrea.. Not been working on the tan... just happened!
Very enjoyable and informative, thank you.
So glad you liked it Tim.
Congratulations for made the journey! 😀
A great introduction of the harbour and surroundings. I feel like I'm there. 😁
Thank you very much! That is what I was trying to do... Show how it really is...
Glad to see you're off to a good start and looking very hale and hearty, which serves to confirm your conclusion that things there are pretty good. May your pleasures be many and your troubles few, as they say.
Thanks for that Barney... I wish you fair winds and safe landfalls
looks great, thanks for the detail.
Glad you like it! Thank you for watching
Glad you are enjoying life! Best wishes from wet, cold Plymouth...
Thank you James. It was th wet & cold that motivated me!!!
Thanks for publishing nice overview. I cannot wait for more 😀
Thanks for watching Rafel... need to do some sailing to make more
✨👍Thank you Michael .☮
You are very welcome Peter. Glad you enjoyed it
Looks very tempting ! As a UK resident post the B word , I presume the 90-day rule would apply to me now, so as a round-year live aboard option we would have to leave min twice a year this been a French controlled country. Pleased you are now settled in after all the efforts and thanks for all the videos, its nice to see a practical approach, worts n' all. Safe sailing.
Martin hi,
It may well be you could just stay here in Martinique indefinitely. Nobody has checked or stamped my passport or French resident card. I suppose if there were a problem then St Lucia, an independent state, is 20 miles away. I suspect you can, in your boat, remain as long as you want.
What a nice email Jules and Julie - Hope you had a good crossing - Grenada is a good landfall I found! I will be here until March 8th when I'm heading for Spain to get my teeth fixed and will be back in June I think... Do not rush through the islands heading north as they are lovely! If you get to Martinique before I head out then I'm on 677
If I don't see you in March see you in june or later in the year
fair winds
Michael
Cheered up my day , really enjoyed this Vlog.
so glad you enjoyed it -
Good to see you have settled in well.
Actually it took a week or two Mark
Very useful infos! Thank you Michael
Glad you liked it Dave. Thank you for watching
I was just wondering what type of heating system you have onboard and if spares for it might be easily and cheaply available?
BTB it's still bitter in London and the fuel stupidly expensive.
I actually have an Eberspaecher on board that came with the boat but in a marina I use a 2 speed fan heater with a fall over off switch... really nice dry air and it cost £15 so is replaceable!
Looks amazing Michael - so glad you got there eventually. You made the right choice. 👍
Thanks Robert. So far so good
Hi Michael, good to have news from the sunny side!
Bonjour Vincent, Good to hear from you,, I am presently in Spain - back in Boulogne in June I hope - see you then....
@@SailingGently most likely :)
@@VincentVerschoore planes and trains sadly!
@@SailingGently I think the girls from Maracuja, sailing from Boulogne, were in Le Marin a week or two ago, you mght have seen them?
@@VincentVerschoore I looked out for them but left Martinique a couple of weeks ago,,,,
You look like you're having a great time. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Dave...
Love your stuff, its really good, thanks🤗
thank you so much - glad you enjoy them
Great info there Michael , I’d like to leave my nic32 there after I cross in November .
It is a good place but you need to reserve for long term... Le Marin, Martinique. Cheap deals on the mooring buoys and there are people who will look after the boat when you are away
Welcome to Martinique Michael, now, have you tried ti’punch with the local?.. “tea ponsh” if my phonetic is correct..
Also St Pierre volcano village is really nice.
je vous remercie pour l'accueil Francois. I have eaten so well in the MARIN MOUILLAGE and will explore more... Avoiding the rum as it is so nice!
Lol, very wise indeed, do you see a price difference on food / groceries between France main land?
Also les Saintes near guadeloupe is quaint.
Amazing. That's very helpful information. I'm curious to know how Canadians, or similarly you, are able to keep your boat there on a permanent (or semi permanent) basis. Do you have to import it? Are there restrictions on the length of time you can keep the boat there? Where do (will) you store the boat on the hard while returning home? What insurance is available locally (our underwriters won't cover below 40° N)? I'm sure you could do a whole video on importation, logistics and the 'boring' but incredibly practical and important aspects of keeping your boat abroad.
Jordan hi,
In almost all countries of the world you can leave/keep your boat there long term.. In EU countries you have to take it out of EU waters for 24 hours every 5 years... fairly easy to achieve and a rule that is hard for the authorities to enforce.
The marina I have GH in is well constructed and designed to withstand 'most' hurricanes... Surge is the biggest problem so the more naturally protected the position of the marina is the better. I intend keeping her afloat all year round and have employed a local gardiennage company to visit her weekly.
the company I have used is to insure with is Edward William Insurance www.edwardwilliam.com with the email info@edwardwilliam.com... Please mention my name....
I am using them as I could find no viable alternative but have never made a 'claim' though them which of course is the only real test!
@@SailingGently Thanks! Once again, I appreciate your valuable info. The weather here is heading down to -15c later this afternoon. Proper incentive for me to maybe just leave the boat down south...
Martinique looks idyllic. I'm watching this from Suzhou, China where its 2 degrees - at least I'll be sailing in Portimao next month. Auchan and Carrefour sold their Chinese subsidiaries.
Enjoy the Algarve and if you get bored head out to les Antilles... Always some wind
love the videos Michael. Enjoy and safe travels
Thank you. Glad you enjoy them
Living the life, thank you for sharing. What are your sailing plans? All the best
Not sure yet John... Going down to St Lucia soon... then.... Glad you liked the video
Good information.
Do you have any video which is related Crossing Atlantic from Carrbbean to Porugal?
I don't really Oguz. There is a bit about it at the end of my Atlantic Crossing Guide video th-cam.com/video/zpO0npASlI4/w-d-xo.html
Looks amazing. Not sure I fancy the caribean long term as, for me, it's missing the detail, meander wander factor offered by europe.
Well different strokes for different folks but it really is a different culture and beautiful islands
Always enjoy your clips. Did you ship your boat to the caribbean ?
Yes. The last video shows the shipping process
Thank you J... th-cam.com/video/EmTL5Ycwx3c/w-d-xo.html is the link to shipping her
Better than ANYTHING in EU.
Wish I could birth there right away but I am stuck in Europe for another 3 years.
Safe travels and fair winds. 🙏
You can do it in 3 years so it's a project - I spent a lot of time (and money) organising it! But well worth it
mate can you leave your boat on hard for half of the year ? when you are not sailing
Yes you can. Big boat yard in Martinique
No regrets then... what about day-to-day costs food, and entertainment Im guessing more expensive but doable. Michael, you definitely look like you've got a bit of colour in your cheeks, being in the sun obviously suits you.
Div hi, I think food is more expensive but that lovely restaurant I eat in comes out at the same price as it's equivalent in Boulogne.. Supermarket bills are up but not seriously!
Let the games begin.
Thanks for the starting gun Eric
Micheal i just tried yo buy you a mai tai and dont see any way to that. What gives?
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We are in Prickly Bay Grenada at the moment and will be heading north in a couple of weeks. Thank you greatly for your informative videos, it’s in no small measure that you have been a great influence on us whilst we were enduring the UK winter and prompted our journey so far. We have been here a couple of weeks and can fully understand the attraction of the Caribbean. Thank you for your first rate content on your videos, honest and to the point. If we see you in Martinique it’s we’ll deserved beers ( or equivalent) on us. Regards, Jules and Julie.
Jules n Julie hi,
I replied awhile ago buy it seems to have gone AWOL. I'm here to 7th March then off to Spain for a couple of months!
Enjoy the islands and I really hope. we meet up!