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Cruise of Corvidae: Nice boatfriends

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Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). March of 2014 south island new zealand. Captain’s Log: Final blog for 2016. Mining our own business in the Pilbara. Oda - jorda rundt. Route shared using Navionics App. View it: http:/ tinyurl.com/jqwzsny Download it: http:/ tinyurl.com/zorh3h9. Visiting Lautoka, Fiji. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Cruise of Corvidae: March 2014

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Saturday, March 29, 2014. We stayed in these postage stamp cottages a few times. Maori's like to stick their tongues out to look more fierce in battle and to intimidate their enemies. West coast line, and pancake rocks. Maori indians were the first inhabitants of new zealand. Linker til dette innlegget. Franz joesef glacier, so. island NZ. Nona and I bot a van, tent, sleeping bag, air matress and other comforting items and set out to explore New Zealands south island. Linker til dette innlegget.

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Cruise of Corvidae: September 2013

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Tuesday, September 24, 2013. I was going to dive for lobster tonight but I am too full from dinner. Tomorrow we snorkel. Radio email processed by SailMail. For information see: http:/ www.sailmail.com. Linker til dette innlegget. Wednesday, September 18, 2013. Our next port of call in the kingdom of Tonga:We arrived in Neiafu,Vavau, with Oda,the name of our Norwegian friends boat,. Radio email processed by SailMail. For information see: http:/ www.sailmail.com. Linker til dette innlegget.

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s/v Bella Star: Bella Star is for sale

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Thursday, April 24, 2014. Bella Star is for sale. By Nicole and Aaron. After seven fantastic years together, it's time to say fair winds and following seas to our beloved. Over the last three years, she's allowed us to visit some of the most beautiful places on the planet and meet some of the most wonderful and interesting people. We’re going to miss her for sure, but with any luck, she'll find new owners who will take her on exciting, new adventures. She's always wanted to visit Fiji! A special thanks t...

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s/v Bella Star: March 2014

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Sunday, March 9, 2014. Heroic cruiser injured in Mexico. Coming to the aid of someone in need is exactly what we would’ve expected from our cruising friend John on. But hearing about the aftermath of his life-changing injury shocked and saddened us. Please take a moment to read about John’s courageous story – and about the strength and solidarity of the cruising community – on. S/v Eagle’s blog. And remember to always use the kill switch on your outboard! Hope to see pictures of you back aboard. We'd lov...

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s/v Bella Star: February 2014

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Monday, February 17, 2014. A birthday road trip. It was a big weekend. We were celebrating Aaron’s birthday! So we packed up the car and headed a few hours southeast of Auckland to one of New Zealand’s favorite summertime destinations … the Coromandel Peninsula. This bit of land juts into the South Pacific Ocean and is known for giant green-lipped mussels, beautiful white beaches, lush forests and dramatic vistas. Check, check, check and check. The resident kitty demanded lots of love. The water temperat...

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s/v Bella Star: March 2013

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Friday, March 29, 2013. Week 1: Galapagos to Marquesas. Hi from the high seas! Its day seven of our passage from the Galapagos to French Polynesia. Were 880 miles or so in, with a couple thousand to go. But whos counting? The winds are giving us some of our best sailing days yet, although conditions are generally overcast (very Seattle-like), chilly and squally. Its a good thing I didnt put our long undies in the deep storage! Ill leave you with a haiku I wrote yesterday:. Just like skipping stones.

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High Seas and Low Latitudes ....... s/v Sundancer: February 2015

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High Seas and Low Latitudes . s/v Sundancer. Thursday, February 19, 2015. And 4 and 5. So my daily updates arent. Daily, I mean. Sometimes, the effort required to actually write an update is just too much work, and then there is the whole needing to actually getting a ssb connection.I have so many worries. The squalls have settled down too - we were getting one or two a day, but yesterday for the first time, we just had a few clouds, but no rain. Weve seen no wildlife for days! Conditions: 1-2 foot swell.

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High Seas and Low Latitudes ....... s/v Sundancer: October 2014

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High Seas and Low Latitudes . s/v Sundancer. Monday, October 13, 2014. A Week in the Life. So we are waiting.waiting for our French Polynesia long-stay visa to come back from Papeete. In the meantime, we wait some more and find projects to tear up the boat so that we can live in disorganization. It's so much fun. I'm not sure if it'll make it onto the good ship Sundancer. I'd have to leave a bag of flour behind. In the meantime, we wait. Monday, October 6, 2014. One item of note was the mentality of the ...

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High Seas and Low Latitudes ....... s/v Sundancer: //WL2K Galapagos to Easter Island - Day 1 recap

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High Seas and Low Latitudes . s/v Sundancer. Sunday, February 15, 2015. WL2K Galapagos to Easter Island - Day 1 recap. We left the Galapagos Islands with the speed of their namesakes - a lumbering tortoise-like 3 knots, but is there a better way to ease into a long, interminably long passage? If we get an average of 100nm per day, we should be making the passage in 20 days. Unfortunately. The first 24 hours has come and gone, and we are settling into the life. A brief synopsis:. Hour 3 - Wind died. Upon ...