An easy day in Danish waters | Step 10

Real sailing day (one of those with sun and wind) Departure: 09.30 Arrival: 15.30 Distance: 38 miles (ish) Weather: Lots of sun, a cloud here and there, 19 degrees Wind: SW- 5-20 kts We left in a still somewhat moderate wind and headed for the 2nd part of the long bridge which is 32 metres high (the first passage is 18 metres clearance, but that is no longer possible now that we are sailing the WJ: 22.40 metres high) We hoist all sails and do about 4 knots of speed. No speedboat speeds, but t is a fine day. We spot a porpoise (unfortunately it did not allow itself to be photographed this time) An hour after the bridge, we sail a bit wider and the wind picks up a bit according to the forecast and not long after, we make more speed and once the island is behind us we end up reaching speeds of 9-10 knots. So things are going well. We eat bacon pancakes and are in contact with the Welvaeren. They are in the harbour and tell us there is a regatta going on, so we shouldn't count on a place in the harbour. We see the crowds cross the finish line on arrival and anchor the WJ comfortably (a slightly rocky spot despite being right under the coast). After a lift/snack dinner, we put the T/T in the water. We then have a little more certainty that the WJ will stay at anchor. Ro and Pat sail into port for coffee aboard the Welvaeren. Rob stays on board as anchor watch. The rest of the evening brought another beautiful sunset #ballen #danmark #sialing