Home at last. A lazy day, starting with a look at the aircraft carrier being decommissioned in Portsmouth harbour. We sailed very slowly in 4 knots of wind to Osborne Bay for the first lunch time stop of the whole trip. To celebrate Debs and I cajoled the remaining crew members to join us for a swim. At one point everybody was in the water and it occurred to me, what would happen if the anchor slipped? After swimming, Debs and I took the opportunity to scrub Javelin's bottom. She was already much cleaner than when we left, just proving that boats like to be sailed. A hot soup for lunch followed, cooked by Dr Crouton and short siesta. We had a cracking sail back to Southampton arriving just after 5pm. Tom Cuncliffe was at the Marina to welcome us home and we had champagne to celebrate the end of a successful trip. Total distance covered was 1,850 miles, no major mishaps and Javelin performed beautifully getting us safely and swiftly round Britain. The question is what next?