OYSTER MOON

03 March 2012 | Passage To The Galapagos Islands
02 March 2012 | Passage To The Galapagos Islands
26 February 2012 | Panama Canal Transit Completed
24 February 2012 | Panama Canal Transit
07 February 2012 | Passage to San Blas Islands near Panama Canal
04 February 2012 | Passage to San Blas Islands near Panama Canal
02 February 2012 | Bonair
23 January 2012 | Pasage To Bonair
22 January 2012 | Pasage To Bonair
22 January 2012 | Tobago Cays
22 January 2012 | Tobago Cays
22 January 2012 | Beguia
22 January 2012 | Beguia
22 January 2012 | Maigot Bay St Lucia
22 January 2012 | Maigot Bay St Lucia
22 January 2012 | Rodney Bay Marina Rodney Bay St Lucia
22 January 2012 | Rodney Bay Marina Rodney Bay St Lucia
07 January 2012 | Portsmouth Domiica
04 January 2012 | Passage To Antigua

ARRIVED

17 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg Austrlia
Paul Foskett
Position 24 45.619S 152 23.249E

Passage to Bundaberg, Australia

Day 7 Date 16 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 7

We have arrived at Bundaberg

Log reading at 09.50 is 20006

Noon to 09.50 distance = 141 miles

Distance to go ZERO miles.

Cleared Customs & Quarantine, so we are now officially in Australia.

We have booked a berth in the marina for the next two weeks.

Full details to follow when we get WI FI sorted.

Day 6

15 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg Austrlia
Paul Foskett
Position 24 07.126S 154 37.368E

Passage to Bundaberg, Australia

Day 6 Date 15 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 6

Log reading at noon is 19865

Noon to Noon distance = 145 miles

Distance to go 120 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.

We hope to arrive at Bundaberg around Noon to 14.00 tomorrow the 16th October 2012. Once Customs etc., has cleared us into Australia we hope to get a berth in the marina for a few weeks rest.

Wildlife Just a few birds today

Ship Two ships seen on the AIS in the last 24 hours, both cargo vessels.

Also one very large 80 to 90 feet sailing vessel came within two miles of us, early this morning.

Next Noon report on the 16 October 2012

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

Day 4

12 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg Austrlia
Paul Foskett
Position 23 28.440S 159 21.260E

Passage to Bundaberg, Australia

Day 4 Date 13 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 4

Log reading at noon is 19578

Noon to Noon distance = 143 miles

Distance to go 385 miles.

The wind over the last 24 hours has changed through a complete 360 degrees. So we have gone from a Port reach, to a dead run, to a Starboard reach, to on the nose and then back to the Port side. This direction changes has made the last 24 hours very interesting sailing.

The wind direction changes also created some very lumpy and big seas, the waves not knowing which way to go.

Wildlife Just a few birds today

Ship No ships seen in the last 24 hours

Next Noon report on the 14 October 2012

Day 3

11 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg AustrALIA
Paul Foskett
Position 23 10.900S 161 33.870E

Passage to Bundaberg, Australia

Day 3 Date 12 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 3

Log reading at noon is 19435

Noon to Noon distance = 145 miles

Distance to go 508 miles.

Not much to report, other than winds have been good, hence the reasonable noon to noon distance.

Wildlife Just a few birds today

Ship No ships seen in the last 24 hours

Next Noon report on the 13 October 2012

Day 2

10 October 2012 | Passage to Bundaberg AustrALIA
Paul Foskett
Position 22 49.945S 163 39.535E

Passage to Bundaberg, Australia

Day 2 Date 11 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 2

Log reading at noon is 19290

Noon to Noon distance = 146 miles

Distance to go 626 miles.

Not much to report, other than winds have been good, hence the reasonable noon to noon distance.

Wildlife Just a few birds today

Ship Two large cargo vessels passed stern of us some 25 miles away heading South East

Next Noon report on the 12 October 2012
Vessel Name: OYSTER MOON
Vessel Make/Model: Oyster 47
Hailing Port: Hamble River United Kingdom
Crew: Paul Foskett & Rhu Nash

Who: Paul Foskett & Rhu Nash
Port: Hamble River United Kingdom