[password]Dolphin
[position] 35 18.9s 174 07.3e
[speed] 0
[heading]
[weather]
[status] In Opua waiting for weather to leave for Anietyum Vanuatu
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The wind and the waves are always on the side of the ablest navigator.
The wind and the waves are always on the side of the ablest navigator.
[password]Dolphin
[position] 35 18.9s 174 07.3e
[speed] 0
[heading]
[weather]
[status] In Opua waiting for weather to leave for Anietyum Vanuatu
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[password] VA7SDR
[position]35 50.678s 174 31.882e
[status] Anchored Urquarts Bay, testing remote post via Winlink Custom, Automated report.
[speed]0.0
[heading]000T
[weather]12knts ENE 0.0m swell from E 60% cloud cover bar 1028 Steady.[END]
[password] nzl9424a27
[position] 32 06.112S 179 21.726E
[status] We have just gone from East to west crossing over the 180 deg
longitude line.
We are sailing with 2 reefs in the main and 1 reef in the Genoa at an
average boat speed of 7.5 - 8 knots. The wind speed overnight ranged from
13-25 knots.
With 390 nm to south Minerva reef we hope to arrive on Thursday afternoon
before 4pm so we can enter the reef with good light.[END]
[password] balloons4000
[position] 19 24s 169 15e
[weather]ENE 20-25. Low cloud and rain. Rough. 1010 falling
[speed] 0
[heading]
[status] For our reports on Aneityum and Tanna, in the aftermath of TC Pam, please visit:
http://www.seamercy.org/node/173
and
blog.mailasail.com/salsa
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