Voyages

All night, every 2 hours or so, for about five minutes. It's just enough time to fully awaken and begin concocting schemes that end with the unpleasant demise of the rooster.

The culprit lives, imperviously, next door in a fenced yard. I'm sure he's a family pet for the family with children who live there. Still, don't roosters sometimes just disappear?

He starts at 0500 and continues crowing each 15 seconds until 0630, at which time I arise, anyway.

Conni sleeps through it all. She says that it's a background noise to which one accommodates.

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Vessel Name:	Wings
Vessel Make/Model:	Passport 40
Hailing Port:	Anchorage, Alaska
Crew:	William Ennis and Constance Livsey
About:	We've been married since 1991, and both retired from our respective jobs (teacher and attorney) after long careers. We live in the most exotic of the United States: Alaska. We cruise on Wings for half the year, enjoying our home state the other part of the year.
Extra:	We've sailed Wings Southward from Alaska since August, 2010. We joined the BajaHaha from SoCal to Mexico in 2012. We joined the Pacific Puddle Jump in 2013 and crossed the Pacific Ocean. Wings "over-summered" in French Polynesia. We continued our journey through western French Polynesia, [...] Rarotonga in the Cook Islands, the Kingdom of Tonga, then on to Fiji. We left Wings in a keel trench cut into the ground to await our return. In April, 2015, we returned to Fiji and Bill and crew sailed Wings back upwind through Vava'u, Tonga; Rarotonga, Cook Islands; and to Bora Bora in French Polynesia. After three years in French Polynesia, their Customs laws required a tax to import the boat, or that we depart the country. We chose the latter, sailing to and from Rarotonga in the Cook Islands. We're back in our beloved French Polynesia for another three years. More
Home Page:	http://svwings.com

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Who: William Ennis and Constance Livsey

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