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[p] mydog23
[pos] 31 22.3S 175 18.2E
[w] 10sw
[sp] 6
[h] 170T
[s] Slow night. Wind improved, making progress this morning.

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[password] beavis[position] 34 10.55S 22 08.56E[weather] sunny,  calm winds[status] Anchored outside Mossel Bay harbor. We had quite a lively sail yesterday with 25-30 knots of wind, gusting 35 for most of the afternoon. Fortunately the wind and seas were on our stern, but it was a rough ride and we're glad that's over!  Conditions started abating early evening which was great because both of us slept well when we were off watch.  All is well!  Making progress towards Cape Town. 

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[password] yppah4187
[position] 43 02.979S 147 16.197E
[weather] 9kts S, slight sea, 50% cloud cover, 1003 baro
[speed]
[heading]
[status] Report at 1715 local time. Arrived Margate Marina this afternoon in preparation for the boat's haulout tomorrow morning.

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[password] yppah4187
[position] 43 07.374S 147 20.361E
[weather] 5kts NE, flat water, 10% cloud cover, 1005 baro
[speed]
[heading]
[status] Report at 1345 local time. Moved 1.5 nautical miles in Barnes Bay from the Duck Pont to Quarantine Bay. Visited the Bruny Island Quarantine Station, tying the dinghy up to their pontoon.

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[password] carinya
[Position] 43°08.83'S 147°19.66'E
[Status]At 5:51 AM (GMT)17/01/2019 this was our position (see www.yit.nz),weather and status: Safely anchored Sykes Coves,D'entrecasteaux Channel, motored 25nm to within 2Nm of Cygnet,returned to Barnes Bay to avoid heavy smoke haze from bushfires in the SW, All's well onboard F2, Regards Doug & Sandra
[speed]0.0
[heading]291T
[Weather]9 SE Baro 1005Hpa. Fine with Smoke Haze,24deg C

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[p] mydog23
[pos] 30 22.9S 174 58.1E
[w] 18s
[sp] 4
[h] 150T
[s] Slow day. Wind shifted, back to south. Watched last movie.

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[p] mydog23
[pos] 29 39.6S 174 36.6E
[w] 18s
[sp] 5
[h] 146T
[s] Slow night. Wind start shift. Found toothpaste.

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[password] brucelaura
[Position] 08 00.60N 98 49.7E
[Status] Spent a few days cruising the hongs of Phang Nga Bay.
Spectacularly beautiful and peaceful once you get away from day boats. Now
we are at Krabi with a million noisy longtails ferrying tourists to and
from the beach. Tomorrow we head back to civilization to make final
preparations for our Indian Ocean crossing. I'm out of food after a week of
cruising - how will I provision for 4 months. Yikes! Plus permits, visas,
insurance, taxes... Ugh! Hope to be out of here first week of February.

[password]minerva
[position]08°42.17'N 171°13.21'E
[status] Anchor down around 1:45 PM Wednesday at beautiful Taroa Island, Maloelap Atoll in the Marshall Islands after an overnight passage from Majuro. The first part of the passage was marked by heavy rain and squalls gusting 37 knots but bringing welcome SE wind, before later turning NE 20-25+ knots. John caught a mahi-mahi outside the lagoon and also landed a "doggie" (Dogtooth tuna) inside while crossing to the anchorage so he's got a smile on his face and the fridge is bursting.

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[p] mydog23
[pos] 28 53.4S 174 16.6E
[w] 20s
[sp] 4
[h] 185T
[s] Southerly picked up, slow day zigzaging to nz. Happy crew.

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