I’ve adjusted to the feeling of sweat rolling down my back during any part of the day when I am not motionless in the shade or swimming. If that’s the price I have to pay for being in this land of heartbreaking gorgeousness, I’m willing to pay it. Photos are in Fakarava – one of […]
Month: April 2019
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April 11, 2019 We did not think it would take this long to go 500 miles but, here we are, on our fourth night at sea, unfortunately with very little wind again. We have revamped our plans yet again and scratched the idea of visiting more than one atoll before reaching Fakarava, where our friends […]
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April 10, 2019 It’s another gorgeous, star-filled night on the Pacific Ocean. We have had light winds since leaving Nuku Hiva so have been doing more motoring than sailing. Today we did some school and some boat exploration. Cobin and Willie went up the mast to the first and second spreaders and Tully, Sam, Susannah, […]
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April 9, 2019 Many stories to tell but I will start with just updating you. We have left the Marquesas and are on another passage of about 3 days. This time we are going to the Tuamoto Island group. After leaving the Galapagos, we spent two weeks at sea, landing in Hiva Oa, an island […]