[password] yppah4187
[position] 43 22.005S 145 58.007E
[weather] calm, slight swell, raining, 1019 baro
[speed]
[heading]

[p]Fluenta2014
[pos] 10 24.931n 169 57.531e
[sp]0
[h] 0
[w]TWS 18 kts TWD 058T
[s] and now back to the "Kid's Kite School" location but with Sweet Dreams in tow (not literarily though) ... Pretty good for bonfires as well.
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[Password] brucelaura
[Position] 06 54.84N 073 13.82E
[Status] Lovely 23 mile sail to our next destination, an uninhabited island
in the next atoll to the south of Uligan. Uligan was an amazing experience.
It is a small island of about 350 (about 77 school-age kids). Our agent and
the immigration officer threw a fish BBQ on the beach for the four visiting
boats the day after we arrived. We were asking about the various Maldivian
dishes, which were all delicious, and the immigration officer, Niyaz,

[password] beavis
[position] 32 52.06S 16 52.07E
[weather] sunny, wind 4S, 1 meter swell
[speed] 6 knots
[heading] 318T

[password] yppah4187
[position] 43 20.501S 146 00.201E
[weather] 10knts NE, flat water, clear, 1023 baro
[speed]
[heading]
[status] report at 1600 local time Sunday. This morning we moved The Southern Cross two nautical from Bramble Cove, Port Davey, to Schooner Cove, Bathurst Channel. Went dinghy exploring for four hours, peaking into bays and coves, admiring the views.
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[p] Quasar50
[s]
pos: 06 18.7070 99 50.7250e

Installed our new "back up" fridge and we are ready to leave for Sri Lanka. Waiting for good wind to take us west.

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[p]Fluenta2014
[pos] 10 13.619n 169 58.683e
[sp]0
[h] 0
[w]TWS 18 kts TWD 045T
[s] and now back to the southern end of the atoll to welcome Sweet Dreams to Ailuk. Excited kids.
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[p]kudzuu1114

[s]
pos: 15 55.0S 005 43.0W
d: 23/02/2019 1230 GMT+0
w: classic trade winds South Atlantic high weather, warm & breezy

St. Helena has a quaint charm that is completely unique to anyplace else we have been. It's only been 14 months since their airport was completed and opened. Can you believe it!? Until the beginning of 2018 if you wanted to visit this place, you'd have had to book an 8-day passage on a ship from merry olde England. Now THAT is splendid isolation like we've seen it nowhere else!

[password] yppah4187
[position] 43 19.309S 145 59.909E
[weather] 8-16knts E, flat water, 2% cloud cover, 1026 baro
[speed]
[heading]
[status] report at 1800 local time Saturday. A beautiful sunny day, spent sailing around Bathurst Harbour admiring the views and then motoring westwards down Bathurst Channel to Bramble Cove, where we climbed Mt Milner.
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