Anchored at Hoedic Monday June 3rd

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Our first night out and weather was set fair for a peaceful night so we headed to a quiet bay on an island we'd not been to before. Managed to avoid the submarine cables - still don't know why submarines need so many...
A very little island with a very small population, most of them called Blanchard. Lovely beaches and a pretty harbour. 




We would have stayed longer but after much debate and study of weather forecasts decided to head for La Turballe as a period of strong winds looming - more later!




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