[password] m449tam
[date] 28 December 2018 1600 hr
[position] 42 40.7 S 148 03.5 E
[speed] 0 knts
[heading] 0 T
[status] anchored Chinamans Bay Maria Island
[weather] SE 15/20 but well sheltered from it
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[password] m449tam
[date] 27 December 2018 1500 hr
[position] 42 30.7 S 147 54.9 E
[speed] 0 knts
[heading] 0 T
[status] alongside Spring Bay Boating Club wharf, Tribunna
[weather] calm
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[password] m449tam
[date] 29 December 2018 1600 hr
[position] 42 53 S 147 49 E
[speed] 0 knts
[heading] 0 T
[status] on M.A.S.T mooring Denison Canal Dunally
[weather] calm now. 30 to 40 kn SW this morning while trying to get here
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[password] Wasc0Sa!ls
[position] 07°30.04'N 042°27.06'W
[status] 74 flying fish and one squid last night.
[speed] 8.0
[heading] 294T
[weather] wind 18-20 knots from NE
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[password] x71tfozk
[position] 32 07.000S 175 21.000E
[weather] 14 from ESE, partly cloudy , 1017.7 baro, 1,5 mt short swell from SE
[speed] 6.7knts
[heading] 182T
[status] sailing up to NZ 228 to go

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[password] yppah4187
[position] 38 08.000S 140 30.000E
[weather] 10knts SE, 1.5m swell from SW 70% cloud cover, 1011 baro
[speed] 3.5 knots
[heading] 150T
[status] Report at 1600 local time. Departed Southend this morning. Slow motor or motorsail down the South Australian Limestone Coast. Just crossed the 100 metre depth line; have been advised that we should not see craypots beyond the 200 m line. Plan to sail, or motor, overnight, for arrival in either Portland or Port Fairy tomorrow.

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[password] nftpw4ps
[position] 07 46.48N 98 18.25E
[speed]
[heading]
[status]We have been in Nai Harn bay for about a week. It's a nice place, with a good beach and decent surf. The kids have been ashore almost daily surfing the waves with their body boards. The food is also good here although there are a ton of tourists this time of year so it is very busy. We've been working hard to get boat projects finished while still trying to enjoy the holidays. We will be here for another day or so before we head out to maybe Padang Beach for New Years. All is well.

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