Muros to Isla de Creba
08/May/2007 16:01 Filed in: Ria de Muros
A reasonably early start and went ashore for a coffee and another look around Muros. It really is a pretty little town.
Three more street scenes from Muros.
Then it was back on board for the trip to Isla de Creba.
Not one of our longer runs at 4.1 miles. Isla de Creba is privately owned, well tended and has a large house at the centre. There is at least one horse as well.
Our sheltered anchorage is off the NE corner of the island
I spent an hour scrubbing some accumulated weed from Kiriwina's hull around the waterline then took Kiriwini to explore the shore for a while. I found a little beach to land and walked for a mile along the shore. Even up here there is solidified oil residue from "Prestige". It is a shame that this lovely coast gets a lot of rubbish washed in from the sea. The vast majority of it being plastic bottles. I could have collected hundreds in just a mile or so. A good case for all plastic bottles being sold with a refundable deposit.
Three more street scenes from Muros.
Then it was back on board for the trip to Isla de Creba.
Not one of our longer runs at 4.1 miles. Isla de Creba is privately owned, well tended and has a large house at the centre. There is at least one horse as well.
Our sheltered anchorage is off the NE corner of the island
I spent an hour scrubbing some accumulated weed from Kiriwina's hull around the waterline then took Kiriwini to explore the shore for a while. I found a little beach to land and walked for a mile along the shore. Even up here there is solidified oil residue from "Prestige". It is a shame that this lovely coast gets a lot of rubbish washed in from the sea. The vast majority of it being plastic bottles. I could have collected hundreds in just a mile or so. A good case for all plastic bottles being sold with a refundable deposit.