San Luis Obispo (SLO)

SLO was a surprisingly sheltered anchorage with two piers. We dropped the hook by the XXX pier that leads to Aviva Beach, and hopped into the dinghy. Poor Kyber was just itching to get to shore. When we pulled up to the pier we saw the signs that it was closed for repairs so we had to zoom across the bay to the pier at the boatyard. It was too far for us to lug Fynn back to Aviva Beach over land (which looked very cool) so we hung out at the little beach just off the end of the pier and Kyber and Fynn had a heyday in the sand. FatCat restaurant was always hopping, serving the Hwy 101 drivers stopping by. We enjoyed a tasty cinnamon bun before heading back to the boat to do a few jobs, bake some banana bread and prepare for our second overnighter to Santa Barbara. By 2pm we were underway and the wind had pick up. The sails were out moments after the anchor was stored and away we went.

Out for a ride with Dad