[Pasword]Ekko1234
[position]22°39.48'S 167°26.45'E
[status] All well on board. Anchored in Kuto bay.
[Speed]0.5 kn
[heading]079T
[weather] 6 kts 90T

Cloud cover: 60 %
Barometer: 1015 hPa
Swell: 0,3 m

03-10-2017 18:38 UTC

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[Password] Ilovesara2
[Date] 3/10/2017
[Position] 26°07.51'S 173°46.72'E
[Speed] 5.3
[Heading] 209T
[Status] This is our position as of 6:14 p.m.UFC
weather today is 80%cc wind still from SSE at 11 knots,and motor sailing. swell has drop from 3 meters 1 to 2 meters. And so has the temperature out with the winter woolens last night.
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[password] Lotus7
[position]22 15.969s 176 40.282w
[status] Departed Nukualofa 10am Yesterday. Great breeze/sea for first day. looks like a 120ml day! All is good
[speed] 6 knts
[heading] 210M
[weather] 15knt SE. 60% cloud cover. 1030mb. 1.5mtr SE Swell
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email: send@yit.co.nz
subj: The Lark

[Time] 1800 03/10/2017 UTC
[position]19 07.050s 176 47.720e
[status] 2 POB All OK
[speed] 6.2
[heading] 190T
[weather] 20knts ESE 2.5m swell from the SSE
[Weather] 10% cloud cover Barometer 1020 steady.
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[p]beale12.4
[s]
pos: 18 57.589s 176 31.595e
Date: 04/10/2017 00:30 gmt+12:00
Midnight Tuesday, and we are underway from Fiji to Auckland, properly at sea again. 100 miles done, around 1050 or so still to go.

Lat-15deg33'14" Lon+45deg46'9" Alt+054ft GPS Sats seen: 10 2017-10-03 10:02UTC http://map.iridium.com/m?lat=-15.553915&lon=45.769170 Sent via Iridium GO!

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[s] Position report sent via Iridium GO [END]

[password] forester11
[position] 20 42.225S 166 26.333E
[status]  OUVEA
The huge UNESCO World Heritage listed lagoon with its amazing azure water and 25 km white sand beach is just as beautiful as the postcards depict! We enjoyed a looong walk along this with Jillian and Glen, picked up some nice shells and returned to Felix exhausted!

[password] Savanna54
[position] 23 14.570s 166 22.360e
[status] Settling in for night watches - Daren 7-9, Barry 9-11, Kirstine 11-1 etc on 2 hr shifts. Roast chicken and coleslaw for dinner while our plates try to jump off the table. Still quite bumpy, with wind just starting to show signs of easing below 25kn, and a slight favourable shift to a more easterly direction.

We've slowed down a bit for the night, averaging about 5.5kn with 2 reefs in the main and quite depowered, and little bit of headsail.