[password] silvermom55
[position] 26 13.4S 169 17.1E
[status] Motorsailing
[heading] 160T
[speed] 5k
[weather] 0430 UTC 1 November: Wind 8k SSE, seas .8M ESE, baro 1016 a decrease of 1 mb, cloud cover 5%
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[password] Cammeray1
[status]Wind up and down all day, bit frustrating. all's well.
Co 126t Speed 6kts
:position 29 49s 166 21e
[weather] NW 10-20kts 95% cloud, 1010

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I am here Lat-15.924292 Lon-5.723358 Alt+027ft GPS Sats seen 05 http://map.iridium.com/m?lat=-15.924292&lon=-5.723358 Sent via Iridium GO!

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[password] Ridingmore[position] 28 13.16S 179 00.6E
[weather] S 5-8 knots
[speed] 4-6 knots[status] And we're back on the right side of the date line! With NZ due south of us and a big-arse blow due west of us which is going to take us home in a hurry, I think we're getting ready to come home! Actually, I think all aboard were well and truely ready a few days ago... So we've just got to sneak through yet another light patch, and then we should be homeward bound. Properlike this time. And about a week late. Sorry to all the bosses out there!

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I am here Lat+9.554755 Lon-79.661963 Alt+016ft GPS Sats seen 05 http://map.iridium.com/m?lat=9.554755&lon=-79.661963 Sent via Iridium GO!

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[password] rachel25
[position] 45 27.450s 072 48.429w
[status] Hooray, hooray. At last we have escaped from Chacabuco and Seno Aysen and we are anchored in Caleta Santiago.
The day has not been without drama. A sleepless night as yet another front passed through. Then some doubts about departing because of the horrendous gusts which kept bombarding us in the anchorage. We had decided we must leave. We couldn't spend another day here looking at the same patch of shore. Not even a particularly pretty patch. The forecast was quite good but not reflected in the reality.