All this information we obtained while slowly gliding by the Start.  The Start light, from its height and brilliancy, can be seen much further off than the Eddystone light, which we sighted just before morning.  A head wind springing up, and the tide being against us, we ran back past Bolt Head into Salcombe Range.  The sun had not risen as we entered the harbour.  The scenery of the entrance is wild and romantic.  High and rugged rocks appeared above our mast-head.  We brought-up on the eastern side of the harbour.  As soon as the anchor was down we piped to breakfast.