13 November 2018 | Brisbane, Australia
Solomon Islands 2018 - the final chapter
04 November 2018 | On Passage - The Coral Sea, 480 MTG, 650 miles logged
The human brain is a funny thing
28 October 2018 | Honiara, Solomon Islands
Homeward Bound
21 October 2018 | Shortland Islands, Western Province, Solomon Islands
Time and Tide
18 October 2018 | Bay of 1,000 Voices, Choiseul., Solomon Islands
The Old Chief
18 October 2018 | Bay of 1,000 Voices, Choiseul., Solomon Islands
More happy people
15 October 2018 | Bay of 1,000 Voices, Choiseul, Solomon Islands
Room with a view
14 October 2018 | Pelau, Ontong Java, Malaita Province, Solomon Islands
Clinic at Pelau
14 October 2018 | Luaniua, Ontong Java, Malaita Province, Solomon Islands
When turmeric and marriage meet
14 October 2018 | Ontong Java Atoll, Malaita Province, Solomon Islands
Living with weather
03 October 2018 | Choiseul, Solomon Islands
Skirting the outer fringes of the Solomons
02 October 2018
Levaka
02 October 2018
Lata market
02 October 2018
Lady using glasses
27 September 2018
Kopido
27 September 2018
Kid with car
27 September 2018
Hut with solar panel
27 September 2018
Hudson in canoe
24 September 2018
Helen Paeu
24 September 2018
Happy lady

John the Hermit

27 October 2015 | Digby Island, Prince Rupert, Canada
The red yacht moored in the foreground (Macoma) that belongs to a guy named John Musgrave aka John the Hermit. He is 79 and he lives on his boat during the summer and on a floating cabin in an inlet well to the south of Port Rupert in the winter. Not sure why he is known as a Hermit as he's really a very sociable chap. He has been either rowing or sailing up and down the BC coast for the last 60 years. What a world of knowledge he possesses. He went to the trouble of writing out for us many safe anchorages between Rupert and Victoria (Vancouver Island) and it has been greatly appreciated. In the background is not a cruise ship (they finished up months ago), it's one of the BC Ferries. The tidal range in this area is around the same as Darwin - up to 7 metres.
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Vessel Name: Monkey Fist
Vessel Make/Model: Jeanneau 43DS
Hailing Port: Darwin
Crew: Paul and Frances Tudor-Stack
About: After spending over 20 years in the NT Paul and Frances returned to the sea in 2008. Their first trip was into the Pacific via West Papua and over the top of PNG and then back to Australia where they sold their old traditional boat "Sea Spray" and bought "Monkey Fist"
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