The first mate finally arrived from South Africa which is great news. He arrived on the Island on Wednesday last week and the first thing he did was dinghy sailing with the crew. They did basic sailing skills and capsizing drills. On Friday we were very blessed. We went to Viv Collins house for a […]
CONTINUE READINGLiving Water was launched last Friday which was a very exciting experience. Guy started the main engine and manoeuvred out of the pontoons and onto an outer berth. The turning circle is none too tight because she is a long-keeled vessel but this is to our advantage as this very factor reduces our leeway at […]
CONTINUE READINGFirstly I’m sorry for the dearth of information but there was little to add during the time when Colly and I were caring for my mother after her stroke in 2014. Well Mum went home to be with the Lord at the end of October last year. As a Christian, she knew where she was […]
CONTINUE READINGMany of you know that I am now based on Living Water and working to prepare her for the voyage back to Papua New Guinea. This involves a number of things for which we need money to accomplish. I have come to realise that slipping Living Water before the crew arrive from PNG is a […]
CONTINUE READINGColly and Guy returned recently to PNG to begin organising things in the containers and getting ready for the next stage of the ministry. Sadly a careless fork lift truck driver had damaged one of the containers allowing white ants to enter and ruin everything. Guy is now back in the UK, completing things here […]
CONTINUE READINGLiving Water is currently out of the water in Cornwall, following a great sail down the Irish Sea. After a coat of paint and servicing the underwater fittings, she will continue up to the Isle of Wight, where the rest of the refit will continue. We have an amazing team of volunteers on board, who […]
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