Gran Canaria. Hopes were high when we left Fuertaventura that Gran Canaria would bring us new harbours with welcoming pontoons, yeah yeah, and some places to anchor too, yeah yeah .... Did we mention before that Jan is not that much into anchoring? And that that's somewhat of an understatement? We leave the port of Moro Jable at 6.30, when the sun is comming up. Ah, the smell of diesel fumes in the morning! Yeah, we were berthed next to the ferries, and the too leave when the roosters crow, and at midnight, and every 4 hours, since Fred Olson as well as Naviera Armas frequent this place.Convienient. And since the blow the horn when leaving the harbour ... No wake up call needed. After a few great hours sailing, we arrived in the acceleration zone between the islands. From 15 to 38 in minutes, that's acceloration for you! Reefs enough in our new sails, so we got without any trouble at a great pace 7,8 average, to the leward side of Gran Canaria where all wind vanished as f