Footnotes from Water Music

Sicily to New Zealand on Water Music Wauquiez Centurion 45

Vessel Name: Water Music
Vessel Make/Model: Wauquiez Centurion 45
Crew: Stephen Foot, Grace Foot, Charlie Foot, Fergus Mutch
08 November 2019
08 November 2019
31 October 2019 | Opua, Bay of Islands
31 October 2019 | Opua, Bay of Islands
27 October 2019 | 250 miles North of New Zealand
26 October 2019 | West of Norfolk Island
25 October 2019 | West of New Caledonia
22 October 2019 | West of New Caledonia
21 October 2019
21 October 2019
21 October 2019 | Musket Cove
20 October 2019 | Navula Passage, Fiji
19 October 2019 | Muskett Cove
14 October 2019
14 October 2019 | Nanuya
12 October 2019
12 October 2019
09 October 2019 | Makongai in Fiji
26 September 2019 | Vanua Mbalvu in the Lau Islands of Fiji
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And so to bed!

31 October 2019 | Opua, Bay of Islands

And so to bed

The last week has passed in something of a blur as we have put the boat to bed and sought to balance this with some more fun things to do in one of the most beautiful parts of the world.

31 October 2019 | Opua, Bay of Islands

Journey's end

When we last completed a blog, we were looking for some wind to get some respite from the mirror flat seas we were experiencing. We found it!

27 October 2019 | 250 miles North of New Zealand

Signs of life

Our position: 30.00S, 170.07E

26 October 2019 | West of Norfolk Island

Turning for New Zealand

Our Position: 26.47S, 169.21E

Is this heaven?

20 March 2019 | Caya Holande, San Blas
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For the last two nights we have had BBQs off the back of the boat - partly because we are very low on gas and will definitely not get any more for a week until we arrive in Panama. We spent 36 hours in Cayo Hollande - apparently we were in the "hot Tub". Not sure what that meant - but lots of room and a very secure anchorage. As Grace we preparing for yoga on the deck at 0645, she was scooped up by our neighbours (susanne & susan) to join a class on an old attractive steel motor boat. The day simply got better and better. We joined the Panama net - so we know our radio works and have got lots of helpful advice. After that we got out the snorkelling gear and anchored the dinghy off the various reefs and swam for what seemed like hours in the most stunning coral. Turtles, fish of all shapes and sizes abound.

Today we dodged through a series of reefs - completely ignoring our electronic charts (which currently has us on a small hilltop) as they are so inaccurate and covered a monstrous 7 Nm in the day to get to Coco Banderos - another series of uninhabited islands. We have now bought a lobster for dinner tonight and about to bbq again.

Tomorrow we plan on similar (huge!) distances.......

Hot, humid and happy!
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