We spent the night on anchor right next to St Michaels Mount. With no wind in the morning we headed to the Mount to explore. The Island is connected by a causeway for 4 out of every 12hrs. It is still a private house but they have opened up most of it to the public. Pretty spectacular setting.
Next on the list was a famous Philps pasty from Marazion so we dinghied into shore and were not disappointed.
We spent the afternoon on the boat repairing Joe’s captains chair and planning the route. With Northerly winds forecast for the next 3 days there is no safe anchorage for us on the North coast of Cornwall, so instead of waiting here we will head SW by kite to explored the Isles of Scilly and then when it turns SW we can head back along the North Coast.
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St Michael’s Mount is one of 43 unbridged tidal islands that one can walk to from mainland Britain. Another being Hilbre Island, of the Wirral, and we know what happened when Stew first took me there kiting. (Hint, there was a distinct lack of water).
The founder of Philps bakery, Sammy, first started selling pasties to pubs in 1950s, he continued working six days a week up until his 90s. Thats a lot of potato peeling!
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