Catamaran Cruising

<div><br></div><div><br></div>i<img src="http://catamarancruising.org/forums/uploads/imageupload/103/030RGCP4A527.JPG" alt="P1020403" title="P1020403">&nbsp;&nbsp;<div>Hi everyone, At last we have caught some fish, two lovely Tuna's and they tasted lovely, shared with some friends,&nbsp;</div><div>Storm was forcasted for the weekend of the 10th October, so we headed for a harbour on Cephalonia called Sami, we have been before and it was very busy, this tiime it was better, not so many boats, about 12 in total all tied stern too the wall, but during the day they moved and went alongside, we were tied up against a large catamaran, so we weren't going anywhere. The wind during the night was so very strong up to about 50knots, thank goodness every one was ok, apart from one boat having its bimini ripped apart.&nbsp;</div><div>So in the evening we al met up andl had a survivial dinner at the local restaurent which was very good, but the Greek shots that come later are lethial, Margaret and two of the other girls were hung over next day.</div><div>We left Sami and headed for Fiskardo and managed to catch two lovely tuna fish, at last.</div><div>So went we met up with a couple of the other two boats we had a lovely fish dinner altogether.</div><div>We are now back at Port Atheni (where the catamaran bbq was held) &nbsp;On Meganisi Island, Its been lovely and sunny again, and we have been swimming and cleaning the bottom of the boat, the water is a little cooler now, but still niice, and the evenings are now getting cold once the sun goes down. Only a couple more weeks and then we are due to go into the marina for the winter, so we are making the most of the weather.</div><div>Best wishes to you all &nbsp;John and Margaret</div>

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