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Pete and Svea motored to Blyth without Jen and a foresail. Jen had returned to work in London, and the foresail was with Stephen...

A ripped genoa meant a change of plan ... Hartlepool instead of Whitby.

We left Grimsby at 08:00 and arrived too early to enter Bridlington harbour as it can only be accessed two hours either side of high...

Dog over board practice. It is not easy hoisting a 38kg dog back on board. Lessons learnt!

Where to begin... Pete woke up at 03:15 in the dark to get the boat ready. In addition to waking the sleeping town with his engine...

After a 04:30 start from Lowestoft, the rain cleared up and the wind direction changed. Jen had a lie-in until 06:55, ready to take over...

Bye Bye Shotley ... the adventure has started. After a fruity sail, with the wind on the nose, Pete arrived safely at Lowestoft and was...

Pete raises a glass with all members of Shotley Sailing club in order to thank them for friendship and memories.

Pete will review each marina on his trip, providing some top tips for dog walks and additional information to assist with sailing. We, of...

With the explosion of AI and recent articles in yachting magazines about the problems with Passage Planning using AI, I had to check out...

Svea and a friend getting in some sea miles Shopping almost complete, vet visited, medication purchased and autopilot mended. It has...

Embarking on a three-month sailing trip around the UK is a thrilling adventure that requires thorough preparation and planning. Whether...

Following a weekend of planning, and before any consultation with AI, Pete painfully developed the following route ensuring that Svea got...