[password] seeker14
[position] 20 42S 166 27E
[weather] 15 knots SSE. 1014.5mb steady. 80% cloud cover.
[status] Anchored at Ouvea. The "GT's" we saw snorkeling the other day was a reference to Giant Trevally. I'm not sure when a trevally becomes a GT, probably when it is longer than 50cm. These were about 1.2m long and really broad across.
All well on board. Cheers, David & Greta
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[password] beavis
[position] 18 19S 164 43E
[status] SOG 4.0, Course 249M. Sailing slowly, but conditions are pleasant.
[weather] Light winds (8-10SSE), gentle seas, 80% cloud cover, 1013.2 baro[END]

[password] Ewqbi9hT
[position]19 42s 173 00e
[speed] 6.5
[heading] 220
[weather] wind ESE 8, thick cloud bands on N through S horizon, clear
overhead, waves 1.5M SSE with some chop.
[status] All is well, motorsailing until winds refill from SE, shooting for
Havanah Pass Saturday afternoon.[END]

[password] nightling
[position] 16 36S 167 47E
[speed] 4knots
[heading] 320T
[status] All well on board. Robbie not too sea sick after a potent mix of max oral doses of cyclizine ondansatron and hyoscine! Plan to go in and anchor after daylight
[weather] 10knots SE 0.5m swell SE 75% cloud cover (baro needs calibration)[END]

[password] Allegre$$e
[position] 18 50. S, 173 56.4 E
[speed] 7.3knts
[heading]250T
[status]Making good time towards Aneityum. Heavy swell is making life on board slightly less than perfect but the clear skies and moderate wind are not to be complained about. 15kt ESE, no cloud, 2.5-3m Southerly swell.
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