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01 November 2009 | Cairns

Headed back to Moussau

24 September 2009 | At sea
Gardner
September 24
Underway from Mussau back to Kavieng. The boat was extra full and we had to provision the diving BCDs as emergency PFDs. At about 11:30 in the morning Magic Roundabout was surrounded by a pod of pan tropical spotted dolphins that Cleo reckoned were hunting. It seemed like another pod came to join in as the dolphins played around the bow of the boat and others jumped out of the sea hundreds of meters off in the distance. We were surrounded.
We arrived just after 17:00 and did a logistical shuffle with Keithsons' banana boat, the hitch hikers, and their cargo before setting anchor near Nussau Island just on the other side of the channel from Kavieng town.
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Vessel Name: Magic Roundabout, Cat Knapp & Anna Rose
Vessel Make/Model: Sweden Yachts 34, Anna Rose '43 yacht
Hailing Port: Whangarei, NZ
Crew: Chris Bone, Irene Llabres, Katherine Rainone, Anna Pohl
About:
Permanant skipper Chris is a professional yacht skipper and runs a yacht delivery company- Pacific Yacht Deliveries. He has been an environmental activist for many years, including 2 years as a skipper for Greenpeace on the yacht Vega. [...]
Extra:
The long term use of Magic Roundabout was donated to OceansWatch to carry out Marine conservation and provide humanitarian aid to the coastal communities in the Pacific. OceansWatch has set up an ongoing training system for yachties and divers to monitor reef health throughout the Pacific using the [...]
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Oceanswatch Expeditions

Who: Chris Bone, Irene Llabres, Katherine Rainone, Anna Pohl
Port: Whangarei, NZ
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