Travels with Complexity
16 September 2019 | Pangkor Marina, Malaysia
08 July 2017 | Dili, Timor-Leste
02 July 2017 | Ambon, Indonesia
08 June 2017 | Sorong, Indonesia, at anchor on South Side of Doom Island
06 May 2017 | Royal Belau Yacht Club mooring, Malakal Palau
05 May 2017 | Malakal, Palau
05 May 2017 | Malarial, Palau off Sam's Tours
13 April 2017 | Royal Belau Yacht Club, Malakal, Palau
12 April 2017 | Royal Belau Yacht Club, Malakal, Palau
15 March 2017 | Rock Islands, Palau
14 March 2017 | Coffin Anchorage, Rock Islands, Palau
13 March 2017 | Fish Net Anchorage, Rock Islands, Palau
04 February 2017 | Malakal, Palau
21 December 2016 | Malakal Port, Palau
20 December 2016
18 December 2016
17 December 2016
17 December 2016
15 December 2016
14 December 2016
Daily Report
18 December 2016
Barbara Cole
19 December 2016 0435 local time
06 40.384 N 139 06.310 E
7.5 k speed over the ground
Course 277 true
Wind NE 19.5 K
Seas 2.5 m 9 sec
All is good aboard Complexity. Winds have been in the low to mid 20s all night with steep breaking seas. Winds were higher and gusting to 30 k through the afternoon. The boat has been running confidently all night to the NW under a partially cloudy sky and glowing moon. We happily haven't had much of a current tonight. We have 300 miles left to reach the entrance to the lagoon surrounding Palau.
Friends aboard Kate are not far behind us and Island Time may already have arrived. She's a big fast cat and carried lots of fuel to motor through the calms. We look forward to comparing passages with the crews of the three boats over a drink and dinner.
We love and miss far away friends and family.
06 40.384 N 139 06.310 E
7.5 k speed over the ground
Course 277 true
Wind NE 19.5 K
Seas 2.5 m 9 sec
All is good aboard Complexity. Winds have been in the low to mid 20s all night with steep breaking seas. Winds were higher and gusting to 30 k through the afternoon. The boat has been running confidently all night to the NW under a partially cloudy sky and glowing moon. We happily haven't had much of a current tonight. We have 300 miles left to reach the entrance to the lagoon surrounding Palau.
Friends aboard Kate are not far behind us and Island Time may already have arrived. She's a big fast cat and carried lots of fuel to motor through the calms. We look forward to comparing passages with the crews of the three boats over a drink and dinner.
We love and miss far away friends and family.
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| Vessel Name: | Complexity |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Halberg Rassy 36 |
| Hailing Port: | Seattle, WA, USA |
| Crew: | Jim, Barbara and Abi Cole |
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| Extra: | http://www.marinerescuensw.com.au barbara.cole@svcomplexity.com jw.cole@svcomplexity.com |
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Complexity's Photos - Main
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We spent months getting the boat and ourselves ready to go cruising again after living on the beach for seven years.
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Created 7 May 2016
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We took the summer of 2005 off from work and sailed to Glacier Bay, Alaska and back to Seattle. Jim and I made the whole trip. Meps and Barry cruised with us from Seattle to Juneau. Carol, Alex and Abby joined us for a week in Glacier Bay. Abby sailed the rest of the trip with us from Glacier Bay back to Seattle.
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Created 16 August 2005
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Complexity
Who: Jim, Barbara and Abi Cole
Port: Seattle, WA, USA
