The Mudskipper Cup

Cover The Mudskipper Cup
Genres: Fiction
The sea was like a silver mirror with just a few shadows to indicate movement. Thin wavelets lapped the sand with a gentle ‘swoosh’.
    “There’s no bloody wind!” Max grumbled.
    “Soon will be,” Peter replied. “As the sun gets up. We can paddle out.” He indicated four single ended canoe paddles.
    This time all discarded their footwear before attempting to launch the Cat. The precaution was unnecessary as the tide was higher and they got her afloat almost at once and could step aboard off s
...and. Graham decided to leave his shoes off and Max hadn’t worn any anyway.
    They quickly rigged the Cat and tested her gear. Then they pushed off, one sitting in each quarter with a paddle. Graham sat in the bows opposite Roger. He felt very happy and enjoyed the physical exercise of paddling. Max didn’t and grumbled all the time.
    A couple of hundred metres out the boys stowed the paddles in the hulls and sat waiting for the wind.
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