Fishermen’s Luck and Some Other Uncertain Things
Taking the opportunity, I will tell (and show more) the working days of fishermen in Claridorme. Fortunately, we are docking next to the fishing pier and every day we watch how fishing boats are loaded and unloaded, crews gather before going to sea and relatives meet arriving ships. So, in a daily rhythm, interrupted only by storms, the life of fishermen flows, illuminated by the star of good luck. But there are other fishermen who visit our dock to cast a line and wait for their own fisherman’s luck – caught mackerel is accompanied by cheers. It can be both men and couples, children and the elderly – they are all attracted by the call of good luck. I am no exception, even more so, having the privilege of living on this dock, but this does not give me any more chances for good luck – I have not caught a single mackerel yet!:)
St-Yvon
What is left to do when circumstances do not allow you to follow your course? That’s right, adjust the sails and enjoy what is around. We are happy on one simple principle – we do not have a strict plan, there are no exact dates of arrival and departure, therefore the current circumstances with the delivery of the starter motor do not create very big problems for us – we live every day and enjoy it, work on the boat, travel around Cloridorme and admire surrounding beauties. Today we biked to our neighbouring village St-Yvon, enjoying good weather and great landscapes.
