[password] m449tam
[date] 19 March 2019 1500 hr
[position] 42 50.5 S 147 36.7 E
[speed] 0 knts
[heading] 0 T
[status] anchored behind Sandy Point in river at Dodges Ferry. 5 hr motor from Hobart
[weather] NE 05 overcast
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[p]pjr4728
[s]
pos: 10 08.6n 66 08.8e
sp: 6.1
h: 290m
w: 12kn N, CC negligible, SS 0.5m N
d: 19/03/19 11:00 GMT+0300
Passage going well.. Winds can be a bit light/fickle, but enough to make progress without too much use of engine (as we're keen to not stop in Socotra or Djibouti if we can help it and thus need to save fuel for potential use before we go past!). Crew and Mili happy... apart from the fact that no bloody fish are biting! :-(
(628nm down-Av 126/day , 1968nm to go)

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[password] sergio
[date] 2019-03-19
[position] 43°25.32'S 147°10.93'E
[speed] 0.0
[heading] 131T
[status] -MESSAGE BEGINS- End of Bruny Island...Mickey's Bay - END MESSAGE

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[password] brucelaura
[Position] 4 18.45N 073 33.83E
[Status] We are three weeks into our sojourn through the Maldives. The good
news is that we are enjoying the sailing, swimming, schools of reef fish,
daily dolphin sitings, and the occasional Manta Ray. The bad news is that
this world renowned reef system is 90% dead from coral bleaching. We wonder
how long before the fish disappear too. Heartbreaking. This country's
economy depends on very high end tourism and the attraction is the diving.

[password]pawsvj4231
[position]8 20.00S 157 16.20E
[weather]Variables with squalls zero to 12 knots
[status]Spent last few days between Noro and Munda I?m the Diamond Straits. Now at Munda. Watching and waiting for a weather window for PNG.

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[password] delta333
[position]47 10.85s 167 39.85e
[status]Another day, another beautiful bay ? what we saw of it, that is. We mostly had an indoor, rain day in pretty constant drizzle. Our heater is getting a pretty good workout here, but it?s keeping us toasty and warm.

Note on the bay: there?s room to swing here. There is a buoy that can be used to pull your boat closer to shore, but with the way the sandflies have been the last couple of days, we decided not to use it. We?re anchored in about 4 meters with what seems like good holding.

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[password] beavis
[position] 13 46.06S 09 16.63W
[weather] mostly sunny, wind 8-12SE, gentle swell
[speed] 4.8
[heading] 305T
[status] Day 3 underway to Caribbean/Bahamas. We're not setting any speed records (117 miles in the past 24 hours), but conditions are very pleasant and we're making progress in the right direction. Nothing much to report. Running the watermaker this morning. All is well aboard. 4468 miles to the Bahamas.

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[password] yppah4187
[position] 40 24.878S 144 52.433E
[weather] 12 kts E, slight swell, clear, 1017 baro
[speed]
[heading]
[status] report at 1900 local time Monday. Departed Ann Bay, on north west coast of Tasmania this morning and sailed up past Cape Grim and the Doughboy Islands. Zigzagged around Brown Rocks, Bird Island and up through Hunter Passage assisted by engine and sails. And then a rollicking sail northwards to Coulomb Bay, Three Hummock Island. Glorious scenery along the way on a bright sunny day.
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[password] sergio
[date] 2019-03-18
[position] 43°10.34'S 147°20.08'E
[speed] 0.1
[heading] 289T
[status] -MESSAGE BEGINS- Back down the Channel in Missionary Bay - END MESSAGE

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