Ian doesn't even have to travel these days to indulge in boat watching.
Sitting in our cockpit we can see:
Mono hulls of every description - ketches, sloops, cutters, luggers, schooners, yawls, three masted schooners, brigantine - you name it, it is here.
There is a 120 foot cutter in the marina which is royal blue and white and absolutely shines!! As the Americans would say, it ooozes southern money or the Brits would say - it oozes old money. At night there is a light on each of the four spreaders - lit up like a Christmas tree.
Catamarans of every size - power catamarans and sailing catamarans. One very, very huge one is PURPLE.
Trimarans - one very, very huge white one, among the others.
Rubber duckies - as well as the usual ones - there are really huge ones with WAVE RAFTING on the side - takes tourists out for the day. There usually leave at about 8.30 am and arrive back here at sunset.
Dragon boat racing, wind sailing, parasailing.
As well as this a Tiger Moth plane does his acrobats right over our heads each day.
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