NEW March 2022: A Wardley’s Trip to Piel Island

There were a lot of trips to Piel Island over the 2021 season. This is just one of them. The main aim is to get out to sea, watch the Lancashire coast with work and worries left far behind. See the Cumbrian coast in the distance come closer and closer. Navigate into the channel and find an anchorage. Get ashore in a small inflatable dinghy. Walk the walk up the long inclined jetty capable of handling a 36-foot tide, order a pint in the Ship Inn, then pay homage to the King of Piel (order more pints). Get back to our moored boats in spite of the 4-knot running tide. Hopefully, sail back into the arms of our loving families the following day.

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Halfway Shoal: The turning point into Barrow Channel for all but the largest boats.

Kyle 2 ahead!
Castle panorama on Piel Island
Awaiting the tide
Port hole
Unfriendly natives?

 

Time to head back

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