OYSTER MOON
17 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg Austrlia
15 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg Austrlia
14 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg Austrlia
12 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg Austrlia
11 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg AustrALIA
10 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg AustrALIA
10 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg AustrALIA
08 October 2012 | Port Moselle New Caledonia
08 October 2012 | Port Moselle New Caledonia
08 October 2012 | Port Moselle New Caledonia
08 September 2012 | Passage To New Caledonia
06 September 2012 | Passage To New Caledonia
06 September 2012 | Passage To New Caledonia
04 September 2012 | Passage To New Caledonia
03 September 2012 | Passage To New Caledonia
14 July 2012 | Passage To Fiji
21 June 2012 | Passage To Niue
20 June 2012 | Passage To Niue
19 June 2012 | Passage To Niue
18 June 2012 | Passage To Niue
Day 5
14 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg Austrlia
Paul Foskett
Position 23 49.428S 156 55.535E
Passage to Bundaberg, Australia
Day 5 Date 14 October 2012
We left Port Moselle New Caledonia at 8.30 local time on Wednesday the 10 October 2012. We are heading for our next island which is quite a big island !!!, called Australia. Total distance is about 800 miles.
Day 5
Log reading at noon is 19720
Noon to Noon distance = 162 miles
Distance to go 250 miles.
The wind over the last 24 hours has settled down to a general direction from the ESE, which means we are no broad reach. This is giving us fast and steady sailing. With the wind direction now steady, the sea has also calmed down. Wildlife Just a few birds today
Ship No ships seen in the last 24 hours
Next Noon report on the 15 October 2012
Passage to Bundaberg, Australia
Day 5 Date 14 October 2012
We left Port Moselle New Caledonia at 8.30 local time on Wednesday the 10 October 2012. We are heading for our next island which is quite a big island !!!, called Australia. Total distance is about 800 miles.
Day 5
Log reading at noon is 19720
Noon to Noon distance = 162 miles
Distance to go 250 miles.
The wind over the last 24 hours has settled down to a general direction from the ESE, which means we are no broad reach. This is giving us fast and steady sailing. With the wind direction now steady, the sea has also calmed down. Wildlife Just a few birds today
Ship No ships seen in the last 24 hours
Next Noon report on the 15 October 2012
| Vessel Name: | OYSTER MOON |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Oyster 47 |
| Hailing Port: | Hamble River United Kingdom |
| Crew: | Paul Foskett & Rhu Nash |
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Who: Paul Foskett & Rhu Nash
Port: Hamble River United Kingdom