[password]sherron
[position]18°25.86'S 178°28.57'W
[status]currently at Oneata island very friendly place good anchorage just gets rolly from half tide on
[speed]0.2
[heading]196T
[weather]100% cloud cover light breeze from SE 5kts 1013 OTB
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[password]66haven,,
[position]21 07.576s 175 09.758w anchored off big mammas tongatapu
[status]heavy rain sat. night and yesterday. great for filling water tanks. picking up family late to night sailing back to Ha'pais tomorrow am
[speed]0
[heading]0
[weather]5knts SW calm 80%cloud cover. barometer 1013
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[password]seabird14
[position]05 21 S 072 13 E
[status] The beauty of this place is certainly in its isolation. We have now been here two weeks, getting to know the "rhythm of the reef", so to speak. We have snorkeled the same spots so frequently that we felt we were getting to know the moods of the fish, which bommies had resident turtles or rays, etc. One day we noticed that the fish seemed "jumpy" [END]