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 7
18 June 2012 | Passage To Niue
Paul Foskett
Position 18 23.73S 164 20.00W
Passage To Niue
Day 7, 18 June 2012
We left Bora Bora at 10.00 local time which is - 11 hours (behind) UTC (GMT), on Tuesday the 12 June 12, heading for our next island called Niue.
Day 7
Log reading at noon is 16956
Noon to Noon distance through the water = 171 miles
Distance to go 314 miles
Noon to Noon distance over the ground = 152 miles The wind maintained 12 to 16 knots until about 18.00 and then started to pick-up eventually averaging at about 25 knots, with gusts up to 32 knots. This has been maintained right through until noon local time today.
So with this wind we have made an excellent mileage figure for the 24 hours
Wildlife report
Again a few sea birds have been seen, and we are also now starting to see flying fish again, but not much else. One flying fish made it on the deck!!
Ship report
Karacool (53 foot Cat) is now 37 miles ahead of us.
Next report at noon on the 19 June 12
Passage To Niue
Day 7, 18 June 2012
We left Bora Bora at 10.00 local time which is - 11 hours (behind) UTC (GMT), on Tuesday the 12 June 12, heading for our next island called Niue.
Day 7
Log reading at noon is 16956
Noon to Noon distance through the water = 171 miles
Distance to go 314 miles
Noon to Noon distance over the ground = 152 miles The wind maintained 12 to 16 knots until about 18.00 and then started to pick-up eventually averaging at about 25 knots, with gusts up to 32 knots. This has been maintained right through until noon local time today.
So with this wind we have made an excellent mileage figure for the 24 hours
Wildlife report
Again a few sea birds have been seen, and we are also now starting to see flying fish again, but not much else. One flying fish made it on the deck!!
Ship report
Karacool (53 foot Cat) is now 37 miles ahead of us.
Next report at noon on the 19 June 12
| 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