[password]Kiapa52
[position]35 13.244S 174 14.432E
[speed]0.0
[heading]182t
[status]Happily anchored in very peaceful Urupukapuka Bay, Bay of Islands. Enjoyed a tasty dinner of freshly caught fish last night with our good mates Graham and Di from s/v Maunie. We are SO looking forward to harvesting all sorts of tasty delectables from the sea!! Off to Tutukaka today.
[weather]5 kn from E . Seas flat Swell slight . 95% cloudy sky.
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[password]tompkins
[position]18 02.2N 155 00.0W
[speed]7.2
[heading]305m
[weather] 22kn from 070 true. 2m NE swell
[status] Monday, 7:30am HST - Another squally morning, following a squally night. Just 70 miles to Ka Lae, the South Cape of Hawaii. Yesterday we found ourselves feeling sad at the approach to the end of this passage. In the book, 50 South to 50 South, Commodore's father wrote: "For all the joy of the moment, we turn with sadness to the land."

[p]wallace
[pos]35 13.26s 174 14.41e
[w] Cloudy skies 10 knots wind E, baro 1025, slight sea.
[s] At last our engine has been returned to health! Anchored out in Urapukapuka Bay with Kiapa, heading down to Tutakaka this morning. Spell-checker is confused.[END]

[password] trinItE2@Ty
[position] 37 4.5S 149 54.2E
[speed] 0
[heading] 0T
[status] New position[END]

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I am here Lat-17.947028 Lon+177.138690 Alt000ft GPS Sats seen 10 http://map.iridium.com/m?lat=-17.947028&lon7.138690 Sent via Iridium GO![END]

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

[password] windy
[position]27 47.7s 155 22.9e
[speed] 6.2
[heading] 214T
[weather]60% cloud cover, 18N, bar. 1013, 1m swell.
[status]Glad of our radar last night as dodging thunderstorms. Hoping to make land fall late tomorrow afternoon. All well.
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