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[password] yitty1
[position] 31 46.956s 153 06.674e
[status] 100nm to Newcastle. Lots of shipping. Rough seas 2m swell. 20-30 knot N winds. Looking forward to arrival.
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[password]meikyo13
[position]23 58.12S 154 15.29E
[speed]6.7
[heading]267
[status]Lack of wind. Motoring to arrive Bundaberg tomorrow.
[weather]
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I am here Lat+9.555153 Lon-79.662505 Alt+042ft GPS Sats seen 04 http://map.iridium.com/m?lat=9.555153&lon=-79.662505 Sent via Iridium GO!

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

[password] lapilem
[position] 34 53.0722s 174 14. 2732e
[status] just about 15 miles from BOI entry... made it after a long night of beating against 20kn southerlies.... a long night indeed for a solo sailor. This will be my last update... thank you YIT and GHR for all your services and feedback... much appreciated ... keep it up for all the others
[speed] 4.5 kn motoring
[heading 180T
[weather] SSW 20kn
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[password] Ridingmore[position] 26 07.7S 176 45.3W
[weather] S 15 knots
[speed] 5-7 knots[status] On the nose, 15 knots of Southerly, which is making going south very challenging....

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[password] silvermom55
[position] 24 50.97S 166 53.52E
[status] Making easting is still tough; Norfolk looks like a probable option
[heading] 90T
[speed] 5k
[weather] 0000 UTC 30 October: Wind 15k SSE, seas 2M SE, baro 1017 an increase of 1 mb, cloud cover 5%
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[password] rachel25
[position] 45 27.450s 072 48.429w
[status] Still anchored in Ensenada Baja, Chacabuco. We are now getting used to more typical Patagonian weather with fronts passing approximately every 24 hours. The wind howls and we get heavy rain for a few hours, then, as the front passes, glimpses of blue sky amongst heavy clouds which come with big rain squalls and wind up in the 30+ knots. The frequency of the squalls decreases and then all goes quiet for a while before it all starts again. The boat cavorts about her anchor occasionally healing quite dramatically.