Finally the day came and we had to return to Cherbourg. But this is not the end. I promise.

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everything has to come to an end and so

did my journey from Cherbourg down the

coast of France over to Spain back to

France

up to England and now found push

everywhere again

I left Plymouth on Sunday August 1 and

headed for South come so Cheers

fireman's outcome that's River maybe 20

miles further east from play I sailed /

with luque winds and what about PC so it

wasn't very nice is today for sailing

and the weather is give me summer but

anyway tomorrow I'll try to go to UNC I

hope at least a little bit more sunny

than it was today we're working sunny at

all today

fortunately the weather had improved

quite a lot during the night and I woke

up to a lovely day we left so calm in

the morning and set a course towards

Guernsey

so we're the shipping lines again just

had a tanker at that and yeah progress

is fine see state could be nicer wind

okay yeah although I had only one close

encounter with a big ship in the

shipping lane my AIS was dotted with

signals of commercial ships send y'all

sent fishing vessels the English Channel

is a busy stretch of water but I also

saw the dead body of whale which made me

very sad I hoped to see one of these

great creatures on my trip but alive and

not dead as I was a bit late for a

favorable tide - Guernsey I decided to

alter course to sail - all Denis the

northernmost of the Channel Islands but

when I arrived it was pitch black night

not easy to find a marine boy and pick

it up and then the last day of my voyage

don't I sailed out of Bray harbour with

course shavoo it was a splendid day

and so blue Ali and I arrived where we

had left almost six months ago

safe and sound is it the end now be

assured there will be more sailing in

the near future and more sea stories of

course

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