Sunday 2nd of August 2026. Fuerteventura.

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I have dropped anchor in Morro Jable.
150 miles, 36 hours. An arduous trip. The winds here are ferocious but sometimes there is no avoiding them. I have a flight booked from Fuerteventura so had to make the crossing at some point.

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