It was another warm day with little wind.
In the morning I walked up the hill above the harbour to look at the Hutchison memorial and admire the view over the islands.
David Hutcheson was a victorian businessman who helped found the Caledonian MacBrayne shipping company that bought steam ferries to the islands
The ferry company provides a vital service to these communities and is now owned by the Scottish government.
Throughout the day gaffers have been arriving and we now have about 24 here - a few local gaffers as well as the Round Britain boats. The picture shows a few of them. A festive evening was spent in the Waypoint restaurant, and if there is any wind, a race is planned for tomorrow. We have been joined by Alasdair who has come up from Arnside and is seeing Bonita for the first time.
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