18 September 2022 | 08 16.9'S:116 39.6'E, Bali Sea
22 July 2022 | 05 05.0'S:131 02.6'E, Banda Sea
08 July 2022 | 10 34.2'S:142 03.3'E, Torres Strait, Arafura Sea
01 June 2022 | Coral Sea, East Coast Australia
11 April 2022 | 32 14.9'S:152 41.2'E, Tasman Sea, East Coast Australia
10 April 2022 | Newcastle, Australia Tasman Sea
24 December 2020 | Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club, Newport, NSW, Austrailia
05 June 2020 | Ku-Ring-Gai-Chase National Park, NSW, Australia
21 March 2020 | Sydney Harbour
15 March 2020 | Tasman Sea
15 March 2020 | Port Arthur, Tasmania
12 March 2020 | Port Arthur, Tasmania
10 January 2020 | Prince of Wales Bay
31 December 2019 | 42 53.0'S:147 20.15'E, Hobart, Tasmania
29 December 2019 | 41 06.6'S:149 49.8'E, Tasman Sea
28 December 2019 | 39 42.26'S:149 58.0'E, South of Bass Strait, Tasman Sea
27 December 2019 | 36 59.9'S:151 04.4'E, Southbound Off the Coast of Australia
26 December 2019 | 35 17.3'S:151 23.5'E, Southbound Off the Coast of Australia
25 December 2019 | Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, Sydney
17 December 2019 | Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, Sydney
Nighttime at Sea
20 August 2017 | South Pacifuic Ocean
Larry Green
As I write this the local time is 0255. We left Moorea around noon yesterday and expect to be in Raiateia early this morning. Maybe around 0900. If you saw Charlene's post on Facebook you will know we are traveling the old fashioned way; i.e. without an auxiliary engine as the transmission packed it in when we started to leave for Huahine on Saturday. It has been a very rolly ride as the seas are 2 _3 meters coming on the starboard quarter. We are sailing in company with S/V Bella Serina a Pacific Seacraft 40 out of San Francisco. We met them in Nuku Hiva and caught up again in Tahiti. The three guys aboard have been very helpful during this ordeal with the transmission, and are all genuinely nice guys. We plan on sailing in company with them to New Zealand. Our New shipmate turns out to be more talented than we knew. Jessica does not flaunt or brag about her experiences or skills. She is one of those rare individuals who just does what they do without making a big deal out of it. As I noted previously the first (and subsequent)meals she cooked were terrific, which made us feel pretty lucky in having her join us for this part of the passage. Tonight was the first time we really got to see her sailing skills while she was standing her watch. She is very good at carrying out her duties, however I learned she was exceptional at hand steering the boat. Not only is she good at it she really enjoys it. Most of us have gotten lazy over the years and rely on the auto pilot for steering most of the time. I did not get to finish this earlier and we are approaching the pass through the reef and into the lagoon. So I shall end this with the usual promise of.......... More later
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