[password] sywhynot
[position] 33 47S 129 33E
[weather]15 knts ESE, overcast, slowly rising barometer
[speed] 6.0 kn
[heading] 242 T
[status] easy 24h, little slow but not going to make Daw island by tomorrow night anyway, running wing on wing, seas still little disorganised. wind slowly moving to NE, should get decent breeze tonight and tomorrow
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[password] rachel25,
[position] 21 20.830s 035 08.120w
[status] On passage from Brazil towards Cape Verdes

I am here Lat-18.669380 Lon-173.983035 Alt+073ft GPS Sats seen 08 http://map.iridium.com/m?lat=-18.669380&lon=-173.983035 Sent via Iridium GO!

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

[password] nftpw4ps
[position] 07 26.31S 157 58.41E
[speed] 0kts
[heading] 0T
[status] We saw two very large megapode nest areas. The rangers dug in deep and pulled out an egg for us. It is not egg season, so we could not keep the egg, but it was neat to see how large the eggs were given the megapode is about the sam size as a chicken. Today we head over to Choiseul. It will be about 25nm, and from there we will see how things go before heading towards Noro.
[weather] mostly cloudy skies, 27C, 1006.6 baro, 0kts of wind.
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[password] trinItE2@Ty
[position] 9 25.5 S 29 21.0 W
[speed] 5.2
[heading] 250T
[status] New position

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[p]delta333
[pos]43 21.21s 146 4.1e
[sp]0 - anchored
[s]We've been in Port Davey for a couple of days. Today was very eventful but you'll have to wait for us to get internet to read it in our blog where we'll confess all our sins. The short story is that all's good aboard Legacy! Port Davey is amazing.

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