[password] sywhynot
[position] 34 27S 114 59E
[weather] 20kn S wind, 2m seas, overcast, steady bar
[speed] 8.0
[heading] 346T
[status] rough but fast night with a lot of traffic to keep an eye on, running wing on wing, just passing cape leeuwin, 150nm to fremantle, wind really going to kick up today but hopefully once i am past cape naturaliste
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I am here Lat-18.668863 Lon-173.983600 Alt+058ft GPS Sats seen 10 http://map.iridium.com/m?lat=-18.668863&lon=-173.983600 Sent via Iridium GO!

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

[password] rachel25,
[position] 00 12.29n 017 48.77w
[status] On passage from Brazil towards Cape Verde

Sleep, glorious sleep! After over 15 days of beating to windward, and then 'rounding the mark' I've been able catch up on sleep. In the past, I've likened the 2 man watch system to having a new born baby to tend to every 2-4 hours. I've decided beating to windward is far worse. At least your bed or comfy chair isn't at a 30-40 degree angle which is constantly bucking like a horse in a rodeo!

[password] trinItE2@Ty
[position] 2 46.7 S 38 06.0 W
[speed] 6.7
[heading] 315T
[status] New position

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[password] nftpw4ps
[position] 08 18.43S 157 09.77E
[speed] 0kts
[heading] 0T
[status] We had a deluge of rain last night. It was great to fill up our water tanks. We have laundry in store for today. We have been getting up to date on blogs and other items while we have reasonable connectivity. All is going well. We plan to leave tomorrow for Munda.
[weather] mostly sunny skies, 27C, 1005.5 baro, 0kts of wind
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