[password] batman88
[position]28 54.0s 178 27.2e
[status] Motored all night with very light wind.
[speed] 4.7
[heading] 23T
[weather] 2-5 kts from the south.
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[password]K6finnxx
[position]30 56.248s 177 06.755e
[status]We really have left New Zealand! Went off the chart area and needed to change the chip in our chart plotter to the Pacific Islands. 2PM smiles all round as we turned off the motor after 17 hours of motoring. Great sailing all night
[speed]6.7
[heading]20T
[weather]15kts NNW, gusts to 22, 15% cloud cover reasonably slight seas with 1/2 m swell from the W
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[password]Boatfloat66
[position]24 00.929s 163 25.378e
[weather] 3knts SE 1015 baro 0%cloud
[speed] 5.5
[heading] 070T

[password]seabird14
[position]22 15.7s 166 13.3e
[status]Anchored up Ilot Mbe Kouen
[heading]
[weather]Clear skies SE 5-7
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[password] shipnavire1
[status]
:position 31 42.339s 176 25.049e
Flat calm and motoring. Sunny, warm and, apart from the engine, very pleasant. Moroccan chicken with rice and crunchy salad yesterday. Cottage pie with carrots and cauliflower with hollandaise sauce today. Yum! Click on the link above to see Navire's position.
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[password]wa142809
[position]30 36.145S 177 42.600E
[status]Another day of motoring at 6 knots with 3-7knots of wind. Smooth seas and lots of sun. We had a visit from 5 Swallows this morning who flew into our centre cockpit, with one of them positioning himself on the steering wheel next to Warwick, then falling off each time the wheel turned automatically - very humorous! No one else in site, so another lonely night on the ocean.
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[password]max5518
[position]31 00.783s 176 34.886e
[weather] 5 knots sw
[speed] 6
[heading]
[status] all ok

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[password] caesar
[position]
[status] Planning to check out and leave on Saturday, 16 May. Would like to know your thoughts if that's a good window.
[speed]
[heading]
[weather]
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[password]waiknot
[position]20 14.207S 169 46.678E

[status]
Had a lovely moonlit night for our last night of sailing, with a steady sailing breeze. We stopped about 11.30pm last night, about 20 NMiles from land and let ourselves drift with a tiny sail towards Aneityum at about 2 knots. We watched the sunrise together, it was a special moment, seeing land for the first time in 9 days and seeing the sun rise. Once we had good daylight we motored the final 5 NMiles into Anelghowhat Bay. A lovely protected anchorage. We have arrived!