The second day aboard the trusty Namarie has been a pleasant one. With a following wind of 15 knots just aft of the beam, we're making good progress westward and staying comfortably dry – no unwanted splashes on deck today, which is helping me keep my feet warm and socks dry. Our destination lies south, where warmer weather awaits. But for now, we're strategically steering clear of the northwestern tip of Spain, where a wind acceleration zone promises gusts of 30-40 knots. Let's just say, that wouldn't exactly help with the dry-foot mission! Everything onboard is running smoothly, and even Craig is doing well after his initial woes – just a lingering cough to contend with now. We're both eagerly anticipating that southward turn for some sunshine and warmth. An additional perk of our offshore route? Avoiding any potential encounters with killer whales, also known as Orcinus orca. Here's a fun fact for you: Orcinus literally translates to "of the kingdom of t...