[password] sail2YIT
[position] 31 37.30S 174 24.50E
[weather] Wind 5kts WSW. Thin high cloud. Smooth sea
[speed] 4.8kts
[heading] 186T
[status] Motoring. Position at 1300 NZ DT (UTC+13). ETA 28.10.2017 pm

Regards
Hugh

SY Vega

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[password] radioactiv
[position] 25 20.499S 178 43.155E
[weather] Baro 1015. 100% cloud cover, wind is building from sou? east approx 10 knots.
[speed] 7.2knts
[heading] 175M
[status] Apologies for the delay in this mornings YIT update folks, Sasha had a lovely sleep in again, as Tim-o-tei got up around 6:30am and took over Sasha?s shift which was suppose to finish at 7am.

[status]
:position 17 40.826s 177 23.185e
In Vuda Marina. The weather has become much hotter.
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[password] zmu3791nzl9424
[position] 34 23.750S 173 32.400E
[status] We arrive in Opua yesterday afternoon at 4.30pm, just in time to clear customs before they finished for the day. It was a very very good passage. It is hard to believe we're the last 5 months have gone. Can't wait to go and do it all again!

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[password] zmu3791nzl9424
[position] 35 10.009S 174 07.182E
[status] We arrive in Opua yesterday afternoon at 4.30pm, just in time to clear customs before they finished for the day. It was a very very good passage. It is hard to believe we're the last 5 months have gone. Can't wait to go and do it all again!

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[password] yppah4187
[position] 35 01.8810S 117 53.2580E
[weather] 10 knots N, bar 1006, 80% cloud
[speed]
[heading]
[status] Arrived Albany at 6pm WST last night. From Cape Leeuwin it was a comfortable fast ride on winds from astern: 20 to 30 knots, gusting to 40 with seas up to three metres. With only a scrap of jib out we surfed down one wave at over 16 knots. Saw a number of birds including albatross. Plan to stay in Albany for a few days while gales rage.

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[password] forester11
[position] 22 21.475S 166 50.545E
[status] ILOT CASY

[password] forester11
[position] 22 25.791S 166 46.487E
[status] BAIE DE LA TORTUE (ILE OUEN)
I am delighted to report that dugongs are not a myth! Despite this Bay being named Turtle Bay, we saw as many dugongs as we did turtles ... so there was great excitement aboard Felix! Having been looking for them unsuccessfully in Vanuatu and New Caledonia we had been beginning to believe that they fell into the mermaid category!

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[password] forester11
[position] 22 17.155S 166 26.484E
[status] PORT DU SUD (NOUMEA)

[password] kealani3848
[position] 23 54.00S 159 20.10E
[status] Clear sky, 1-5 knots of breeze, mostly E, motor sailing. Fairly flat sea.
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