Maunie of Ardwall
By Graham and Dianne aboard 'Maunie of Ardwall'
Monday, 30 June 2025
BACK TO DARTMOUTH
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We're safely back in our home port after a brilliant couple of weeks aboard. In contrast to the light winds of the first part of the t...
Tuesday, 24 June 2025
Dodging the Scilly Rocks - or Not
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The Isles of Scilly have claimed many ships over the centuries - the most famous disaster was in 1707 when four Royal Navy warships, command...
Monday, 23 June 2025
New Zealand calling
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One of the unexpected benefits of our remote anchorage in Great Porth on Bryher was that there was absolutely no mobile signal to be had, wi...
Exploring Bryher
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Bryher is the most westerly populated island and is beautiful. The extended spell of warm, windless conditions allowed us time to explore ...
Thursday, 19 June 2025
Easterly winds and avoiding Stinking Porth
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The wind has gone round to the east, so we’ve taken advantage of it to move to a very rocky, shallow anchorage called Great Porth on the wes...
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Sailing at Last!
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This has been a slow start to the season, sailing wise, so the Maunie blog has been rather dormant up until now. However, Graham has been ac...
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Friday, 28 February 2025
First sail of 2025 - Sunshine at Last
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We've been going down to Maunie regularly over the winter, but mostly to check that she's OK after a succession of gales, named stor...
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