30 May 2021 | Sawmill Point Marina, Wilmington NC, USA
24 May 2021 | Wilmington Marine Center, USA
23 February 2021 | Cape Fear Yachts
20 December 2020 | Cape Fear Yachts
11 December 2020 | Cape Fear Yachts
09 September 2020 | Wilmington Port, USA
09 September 2020 | Wilmington Port, USA
05 February 2017 | Pte Miri Miri, Raiatea, French Polynesia
05 February 2017 | Raiatea Lagoon, French Polynesia
05 February 2017 | South end of Raiatea
01 February 2017 | Baie Vaiaeho, Raiatea, French Polynesia
01 February 2017 | Baie Vaiaeho, Raiatea, French Polynesia
31 January 2017 | West Side of Raiatea
31 January 2017 | West Side of Raiatea, French Polynesia
31 January 2017 | West side of Raiatea
30 January 2017 | Marina Apooiti, Raiatea, French Polynesia
30 January 2017 | Marina Apooiti, Raiatea, French Polynesia
28 January 2017 | Marina Apooiti, Raiatea, French Polynesia
27 January 2017 | Marina Apooiti, Raiatea, French Polynesia
Water rising
04 April 2013 | Chichime, San Blas, Panama
Bill
Currently we at at 09 35.260'n 078 52.922'w
As we sit here off the island of Uchutupu Pipigua, really feel priveliged to be here. There are two small huts on the island made of wood and palm fronds. We have met the family when they came out to sell us Molas. It appears that it is a couple with Gramma and a 4 year old girl. The island is immaculate. It looks like a park between the palm trees. Every morning they get up and rake the beach in front of their huts and roll the dugout on logs out into the water. The man paddles across to a tiny island where he must be checking for coconuts on the single palm.
Those who know me know that I am very concerned about Climate Change. One of the impacts of climate change is a rise in sea level. We can see from our perspective that this island is only about 2' above sea level. We have noticed other lower island with dead palm trees on them, probably from salt water intrusion. So, again, we struck by the impacts of Climate change that we see everywhere.
More photos when we find internet... none here! this will be posted via SSB radio at 500 bytes per minute.