Sequitur

Michael & Edi have headed out on a slow, thorough exploration of the globe.

Vessel Name:	Sequitur and Zonder Zorg
Vessel Make/Model:	2007 Hunter 49 and 1908 Wildschut Skûtsje
Hailing Port:	Vancouver, Canada
Crew:	Michael Walsh & Edi Gelin
About:	For our current location click, on Map & Tracking, then on the Google Earth logo.
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13 January 2014

Another New Book Released

26 April 2013

New Book Released

24 April 2013

One Year Out of Brazil

27 October 2012 | Harlingen, Friesland

Planing a Metamorphosis

29 September 2012 | Sneek, Netherlands

Onward to Friesland

19 September 2012 | Hoorn, Netherlands

North From Aalsmeer

13 September 2012 | Aalsmeer, Netherlands

Taking Possession

20 August 2012 | Sequitur: St Augustine, USA - Michael & Edi: Vancouver, Canada - Nieuwe Zorg: Aalsmeer, Netherlands

Added a New Website

11 August 2012 | Sequitur: St Augustine, USA - Michael & Edi: Vancouver, Canada - Nieuwe Zorg: Aalsmeer, Netherlands

Still More Skûtsje History

10 August 2012 | Sequitur: St Augustine, USA - Michael & Edi: Vancouver, Canada - Nieuwe Zorg: Aalsmeer, Netherlands

Some More Skûtsje History

08 August 2012 | Nieuwe Zorg: Aalmmeer, Michael & Edi: Vancouver

Some Skûtsje History

28 July 2012 | Nieuwe Zorg in Aalsmeer - Michael & Edi in Vancouver

Back to Vancouver

26 July 2012 | Nieuwe Zorg in Aalsmeer - Michael & Edi in Volendam

A New Concern

17 July 2012 | Michael & Edi in Leeuwarden, Netherlands

Now For Something Completely Different

07 July 2012 | Edi & Michael in Vancouver, Sequitur in Saint Augustine

Leaving Sequitur

27 June 2012 | Saint Augustine, USA

Refit in Florida

07 June 2012 | Saint Augustine, Florida, USA

Through the Bahamas

20 May 2012 | Fajardo, Puerto Rico

To Puerto Rico

11 May 2012 | Terre Le Haut, Les Saintes, Guadeloupe

In the Lesser Antilles

01 May 2012 | Carlisle Bay, Barbados

Out of Brazil

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One Year Out of Brazil

24 April 2013

Michael

One year ago today we sailed Sequitur out of Brazil after enduring more than six weeks in the least-friendly country that we had experienced during our three-year voyage. In the early evening of 24 April 2012 we crossed the line on the chart dividing Brazil from French Guyana and breathed a huge sigh of relief.

Today the Citizen Council for Public Safety and Criminal Justice published the list of the Most Violent Cities in the world. Brazil has fifteen of the fifty most violent, and tops the list. No wonder we felt uncomfortable there.

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