Gaining speed
position: 2.2 S, 100.619 W
Our average speed since Galapagos Islands is 7.7 knots and increasing.
Labels: Pacific (East)
posted by stickybeak @ 12:47 PM
Yacht adventure
Antigua to Australia. 10,000 miles, 51 foot yacht, 2 crew.
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Our average speed since Galapagos Islands is 7.7 knots and increasing.
Yacht adventure
Antigua to Australia. 10,000 miles, 51 foot yacht, 2 crew.
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At sea, Pacific Ocean
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- Phone call with Pete and Geoff
- From Martin:I had a brief talk with Geoff and Pete...
- Got wind
- Endless ocean
- Equator crossing
- Galapagos Islands
- 36 hrs to equator
- Boat sighting
- Snail's pace
- Still no wind
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7 Comments:
Hi Igg - I'm going sailing with your cousin, Lynne, this evening. Wombat helped me find her. Haven't met her before and am looking forward to it. Willow & Alec are coming to visit this weekend in Melb. Love Sophie xxx
hey guys, cazza here from Wavelength. Been following blog with Eric, we have it saved to our favorites now, we check it daily for updates. The squid sound cool have you had any around at night? Humboldt squid are awesome, divers that get in the water with them need chain mail suits for protection. the maltese falcon pic was awesome, really interesting stuff and what a great trip for you both.
5 knots up here in Port, glassy and calm but the sky is purple- big rain tonight!
Hi from Steve, Bretto, Erik and moi.
Disappointed that they are not your own pics of the boat. Thought you might have put up a kitecam or hooked in with a trained dolphin.
Dear Peter&Geoff
Hello.How are you going?
It is good to hear you've been catching? good wind.I hope keep going well and make your journey smooth and safe.
Please Take care.
Peter, Thanks again:) xx
Hello, Martin
Thanks for the message from peter and you've made great blogg.It is great and I can see it what happen to them.
That is make me very happy and relief.
Thanks very much Martin.
Masumi
Hello Peter & Geoff,
It's Pierce here. My year 3 class is looking at your website each week. We look at the map to see how far you have gone and then my class talks about it.
Hope you have a great trip and I can't wait to see the photos of the dolpins, squid and all the fish you have caught.
Bye for now
Pierce
Hi Uncle Geoff,
I have been reading my Sailor Dog book and thinking of you! Are you sleeping on a bunk just like Scuppers?
Riley
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