Agersø

We up-anchored at Karrebæksminde early'ish (with apologies to Jaap and Feikje who were not quite ready at the time) and did a bit over two hours to Agersø, the most NW island in the Smålandsfarvandet.
The very friendly and helpful harbour master gave us two prime spots and told us it's the weekend of the Agersø harbour fest!

We started with a walk on the island, which has a Dutch-looking windmill, where the owner of a vintage MG was replacing his spark plugs. We admired the car:








During the night, a few late revellers from the disco in the village came for a swim in the harbour, but otherwise it was quiet.

This morning, Janine and Gwilym left. It's hard to realise that they were with us for a whole week, time certainly went fast! As we are on an island, they left by ferry:








Today, there was a fishing competition as well as live music and fried fish plus rye bread for sale at the harbour. All part of the harbour fest.














Tomorrow, we plan to move to Lohals, on Langeland. More news then.