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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] balloons4000
[position] 19 s 169 e
[weather] E15 P. Cloudy
[speed] 0
[heading]
[status] Port Resolution.
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[password] balloons4000
[position] 19 s 169 e
[weather] E15 P. Cloudy
[speed] 0
[heading]
[status] Port Resolution.
[END]
[password] Saturday
[position]35 18s 174 07e
[status] Getting ready to depart Opua and checking to make sure email
works
[speed]
[heading]
[weather]
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We, being Glen, Jillian and Ben left Orakei Marina on Thursday 23rd April at 1700hrs heading to Opua in the Bay of Islands. We motor sailed until around midnight and then were able to turn the engines of and enjoy the peace with only the wind in our sails. Ben kept watch until midnight then Glen took over. Glen heard unusual splashing sounds on his watch and shone the torch into the water and found a pod of dolphins playing alongside us. They didn’t care for the torch beam and soon left us. The wind was picking up by now with 25 knots showing on the wind gauge.