This stalls the boat and then the wave we just slid down catches us from behind and pushes the stern leeward causing us to round up. She straightens herself out as we ride in the trough and the wind drives us forward. As dawn breaks I spot a sail in front of us. They are headed the same way we are and we pass them around 0900. The winds lighten slightly and we shake out the reefs.
Visibility is poor, only about five miles.
We round the point and drop anchor at 2200 hrs. Peter's Grandmother has made tomatoes stuffed with rice and spices. We also have bread, feta cheese, fruit and home made ice cream. Thursday We go into shore again in the morning and have bread and coffee with Peter's Grandparents. Gus and Peter's Grandfather talk at great length in Greek about the well that is used to water the fig and olive trees.