Another day of the passage under the sail along the Lake of Bras d’Or – the wind was coming stronger up to 20-25 knots, so we had to go on 2 reefs of the main sail and half-furled jib. The main reason for the folded jib – in one place it began to break at the seams and to maintain the sail from further rupture, we decided to half furle it. Our port of call was St. Peter’s – the last marina at the southern exit from the lake, connected to the ocean by the historical St. Peter’s Canal.
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