Day 2, and it's a classic Anglesey paddle, one of the best, we rise at 7am from the tents, consume hot refreshings and light breakfast, then say our goodbyes to Gary and Suzanne from Yacht Muy Bien. Catching the ebb tide, we encounter more Porpoise on the way back to Cemaes Bay. Here we lightened the boats removing all the camping gear etc. and headed into town for a cooked chicken and other comestibles to fuel the trip to the Skerries. We caught the last of the ebb tide all the way to the Skerries, had an hour or so stop devouring the chicken, then caught the flood tide back to Cemaes Bay in near perfect conditions all day. This trip is about as close to perfect as is possible with winds, tide, weather, atmosphere, and encounters with seals all being in our favour, in what is a very challenging paddle in some of the strongest tidal streams anywhere in the UK.