The cabin of a small yacht is truly a wonderful thing; not only will it shelter you from a tempest, but from the other troubles in life, it is a safe retreat.
[password] trinItE2@Ty
[position] 42 34.2S 145 41.2E
[speed] 0
[heading] 0T
[status] New position[END]
[password] rachel25
[position]36 08.100s 124 28.800w
[status] On passage to Valdivia, Chile from Auckland NZ.
[password] trinItE2@Ty
[position] 42 26.3S 145 38.3E
[speed] 0
[heading] 0T
[status] New position[END]
[password] rachel25
[position]35 59.427s 127 37.733w
[status] On passage to Valdivia, Chile from Auckland NZ.
[password] trinItE2@Ty
[position] 42 20.5S 145 20.4E
[speed] 0
[heading] 0T
[status] New position[END]
[password] rachel25
[position]35 53.660s 129 55.815w
[status] On passage to Valdivia, Chile from Auckland NZ.
Day 22 Calm sea and sunny skies today, which was very welcome after a couple of rocky rolly days. With the engine and water maker running, we took advantage of the lull, having our first showers since we left, laundry done by hand, bedding aired, linen changed, and a good clean of Ithaka. Domestic bliss! As we are almost half way to Chile, this couldn't of happened at a better time. Later, a relaxed picnic lunch in the cockpit.
