After we leave Symi we head SE to Rhodes the largest of the Dodecanese islands. Rhodes old town sits behind a solid stone wall with the castle as its main fe...

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let the artists about five minutes ago

when our way to Rose is it man Jackie

when the need for windmills

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we haven't got room in the freezer for

another one

this is obviously a good place for

catching fish that's the third one

you've caught I can see some reason

whoa whoa that's the bigger get it in

the back a quick good

so this is tuna number three of the trip

is amazing it's not quite as big of the

last one but oh good thing so we've got

tuna fatigue maybe not tonight I was

looking forward to a year or so

it's like a military bloody operation

you look

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do something thank you

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so where are we goodness

Linda Sarang roads yes we've driven down

hard a car we thought would come and see

the sights

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tis it's lovely

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hi

so we left roads this morning about nine

o'clock and the winds supposed to be

what 12 knots something like that the

wind

yeah it's about 23 at the moment and as

you can see we've got a nice chunky sea

quite big swells the engines off yeah

well the winds in a reasonable direction

for the monitor

11 meters of debt yeah should be 100

nautical for kind of aiming for cops as

you can see we've got a bit more wind

can't heal it over nicely

we've got about two-thirds of the Genoa

and a first reef in the main prepare to

have jumpers on how many taxis this with

point

with always Telus opportunity to just

explain a few things that have gone on

well it's been a bit of a mess really to

be on so we decided to set off quite

early in the morning about half-past

four from a little bein coloured nose

and head straight towards didn't because

we thought well we've done a bit of

grease and we'll head back to Turkey and

we had some family coming out as well so

that was our incentive to get back we

arrived in did a marina about half past

10:00 in the morning feeling quite

excited that we'd actually made a good

journey we had a good sale and we were

ready to check in so it all started out

fine we went to see the harbor master

first and he stomped a log nice very

friendly statement and centers around to

the port police and the port police took

her passports offers stopped her

passport sent around to the customs

office again very friendly no problem at

time so in the customs office we started

off by given the answers to some of the

questions that they asked us in what

equipment do you have on the boat and

size of the engine and things and as we

were doing that the port policeman came

back into the office and began a

conversation in Turkish which we weren't

really concentrating on had we

concentrated we might have understood a

little bit more we soon realised didn't

take long to realize that there was a

problem though and faces start to drop

in mate and people started to talk to

him on themselves and all of a sudden

we've got the harbor master arrived back

in the office the agent from the marina

arrived in the office along with two

more police and another customs guy and

so we knew there was something wrong

and turns out that basically they were

saying that we weren't allowed to come

back into Turkey and with Kestrel and

that's very confusing for us as we have

residency in Turkey which lasts at the

moment at last two years so no real

reason to stop is coming into Turkey but

what we're saying is that the boat

cannot come back in but we as

individuals can come back in if we want

to bring the boat in we have to have

spent 186 or 185 days out of the country

prior to our arrival we actually don't

spend 185 days out of the country which

meant that to actually make it that time

up we would have to go back to Greece

and spend more time out so now we're in

a bit of a quandary because we're not

allowed to check in to Turkey

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