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.
[password] forester11
[position] 16 06.515S 168 07.749E
[status] EPI AND AMBRYM ISLANDS
[password] sailaway
[status]
: position 25 10.620s 168 25.240e
all is well on board, computer back on line
shorts and T shirts is the order of the day
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[password]seabird14
[position]05 20 S 072 16 E
[status] Since arriving we have had mostly rainy, windy, cloudy weather, with the occasional side of sunshine. We have taken full advantage of any positive weather swings with dinghy and kayak rides to explore, exercise and access great snorkeling. It is wonderful to be in a place where the marine life is abundant again. Snorkeling visits to the reef we see rays, turtles, sharks, unique brain coral and even some fish we have never seen before [END]
[password]freedom42
[position]15°26.86'S 167°40.59'E
[weather]wind Var
[speed]0.1
[heading]310T
[status]Anchored Devil's rock, Aoba Island, Vanuatu
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[password] tikacat55
[position] 16 06.725S 167 27.525E
[weather] Wind 6 kts ESE, 1016mb, 50% cloud cover
[status] Moved over from Ambrym to Port Stanley on Malakula...no wind and lost two lures with big strikes on the fishing lines. Off to Louganville today in preparation for Granny and Papa coming tomorrow ;). Less rain than we thought in the last two days...chased it away again by putting up the rain awnings.
[gulfharbour]
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