Category Archives: bell ringing

June 21

Posted on June 22, 2018 by Ed Mortimer

Howdy! I’m on the move again after the protracted repair of the cooling system while marooned in Scarborough. All is well, and I’m presently in the major fishing port of Grimsby. Things are a bit grim here in terms of … Continue reading →

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The Start of this year’s tour

Posted on May 11, 2018 by Ed Mortimer

Wow! I’ve been in Hartlepool longer than anywhere else in the UK as part of my adventure. Not exactly what was planned, but the people of Hartlepool have made this abysmal winter season much more bearable. I have a newly … Continue reading →

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December 9

Posted on December 19, 2017 by Ed Mortimer

Wow, it has been a while, and loyal followers, I apologize. I am on the north east coast of England, having made the journey in September along the coast from Eyemouth, to Amble, then to Newcastle, stopping at Blythe overnight. … Continue reading →

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June 25

Posted on June 26, 2017 by Ed Mortimer

Northern Ireland We crossed from the Isle of Man, passing a square-rigged sailing ship that had sailed into the harbour the night before, full sails, then fired a saluting gun, and moored along the breakwater wall. An impressive sight. The … Continue reading →

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May 31

Posted on June 3, 2017 by Ed Mortimer

Wales to Liverpool Sorry folks, I’ve had some technical issues, now resolved. I made my way from Pwllheli, single-handing (which in boat terms means with no crew to assist). I was advised by every guide and publication to me especially … Continue reading →

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May 8

Posted on May 8, 2017 by Ed Mortimer

Wales: After spending time in Swansea, I left the harbour at 0530 to make the tide, on my way to Milford Haven. Tom joined me as my willing (?) crew, and we set out, locking out the night before to … Continue reading →

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April 19

Posted on April 19, 2017 by Ed Mortimer

Wales: I’m still in Swansea, and preparing for my next explorations along the Welsh coastline. I’ve upgraded the ‘Find Me’ tab on the menu above and deleted some older, no longer as relevant links. Please try out the various features … Continue reading →

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Feb 6

Posted on February 6, 2017 by Ed Mortimer

There hasn’t been much happening with the boat and myself, though I did have the opportunity to travel back to Canada in December to visit friends and family. However, today, boat things started happening again, in a big way. I … Continue reading →

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December 11

Posted on December 11, 2016 by Ed Mortimer

Hello faithful followers. My apologies for the infrequent posts of late. I am still moored in Plymouth, and ringing my little hands off, with visits to many of the local towers. I’ve been to St. Andrews Minster, Emmanuel, St. Budeaux, … Continue reading →

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September 21

Posted on September 21, 2016 by Ed Mortimer

It has been an eventful two weeks in Devon. I cruised from Torquay, around the ‘corner’ to Dartmouth Harbour in a very lovely day’s cruising. However, I have discovered an ever-increasing oil leak from the engine. I tried to have … Continue reading →

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