Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails.
Lat-17deg30'43" Lon+177deg30'3" Alt+067ft GPS Sats seen: 11 2017-11-17 01:58UTC http://map.iridium.com/m?lat=-17.511985&lon=177.500975 Sent via Iridium GO!
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[password] yppah4187
[position] 35 01.4480S 135 58.3920E
[weather] 8 knots S, bar 1015, overcast
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[status] Anchored in the shelter of Williams Island, which lies off the southern tip of Eyre Peninsula, near Cape Catastrophe. Instead of contending with large lumpy seas, we are sitting on gently rolling waters. It is a relief to have crossed the Great Australian Bight. We are five miles away from completing our circumnavigation of mainland Australia. Plan to raise the anchor later this morning and head towards Port Lincoln.
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[password]minerva
[position]16°30.04'S 179°42.12'W
[status] Anchored last 2 nights between Yanuca and Yavu islands, Budd Reef, Fiji. Heading toward Savusavu today.
[speed] 0.0
[heading] 263T
[weather] Variable winds. 80% cloud cover, showers. Bar 1009.
11/16/2017 8:25 PM UTC
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[password]jazzdog1
[position]35 14.36S 174 14.56E
[weather]Easterly 15 gusts higher 40-50%CC Bar 1016 falling
[speed]
[heading]
[status]on anchor at Omakiwi Bay Bay of Islands. Varnishing finished for now
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[password] Cavalo78
[position] 24 06.068S 154 16.051E
[weather] 8-12knots SE, swell SE 1m, cloud 30%
[speed] 4.5knots
[heading] 250M
[status]Bit of a slow day yesterday, must have been some current on the nose, fairly frustrating... Now just waiting foer the wind to fill back in so we can polish off the final 116nm.
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