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Katherine Ann Westabout

09 April 2016 | Stanley
23 March 2016 | 100 miles West of Cape Horn
23 March 2016 | Diego Ramirez
23 March 2016 | 45 Miles NE Diego Ramirez
20 March 2016 | 50 miles East of Cape Horn
13 March 2016 | 100 miles North of West Falklands
12 March 2016 | 550 miles NNE Cape Horn
10 March 2016 | 700 miles NNE Cape Horn
09 March 2016 | Same Old Sunny
09 March 2016 | The Chilly South Atlantic
09 March 2016 | 300 miles off the Argentina Coast
08 March 2016 | About 800 miles NNE Cape Horn
05 March 2016 | 1000 miles NNE Cape Horn
29 February 2016 | 400 miles East of Montivideo
16 February 2016 | 110 miles East of Bahia, Brazil
08 February 2016 | Just Passed St Peter and St Paul Rocks
29 January 2016 | 140 miles WNW of Cape Verde, Cape Verde Islands
26 January 2016 | Crossed Cancer
26 January 2016 | Crossing Cancer
20 January 2016 | 280 miles South of Horta
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09 April 2016 | Stanley

Stanley

Well quite a lot has happened since my last post and you will have to bear with me over any discrepancies which may arise as this is written from memory over some tumultuous times.

23 March 2016 | 100 miles West of Cape Horn

Photo Cape Horn Lighthouse

Here is a photo of Cape Horn Lighthouse. I don't think it is very clear as there is a limit to the number of pixels that IridiumGo will handle, there was a lot of spray and it was blowing 35 knots with big swells. But at least it shows I have been there; although PhotoShop could produce a much more convincing image I'm sure. Hunkered down for what I expect to be a day or two of strong Northwesterly winds which is basically the direction I want to go. If the triple reefed main becomes uncomfortable I might even try the Jordan Series Drogue though I believe retrieving it can be a real pain. --------------010504020902000606010900--

23 March 2016 | Diego Ramirez

Cape Horn cont

In the early morning the breeze backed and had me again heading directly for Diego Ramirez and caught me napping in strengthening winds which required dousing the jib as anything over 30 knots the yacht is not easily controlled. Better conditions, jib up, sailing well now the wind is increasing and [...]

Gravitas.1

09 March 2016 | Same Old Sunny
continuing from where I was curtailed ......and dust which is surrounded by this compressive force which moulds this dust into planets and stars and accelerates these large but finite bodies towards a common centre where occasionally they collide and depending on the severity and angle of collision either tear of chunks of each other or for more direct hits compress some of their matter into denser elements such as Uranium which then blow up, all the way to massive collisions and the resultant supernova which create a whole new fresh set of elements from hydrogen up. The resultant energy of these explosions, stored in the acceleration towards the centre is released into the pool of energy and so maintains the balance. Thus the Galaxy continues on in time with little bits of energy absorbed and created in an ever changing but familiar landscape. In a later part of this Epistle we will examine some of the creations of the fevered mind of the Astrophysicist but for now must call up tomorrow's weather to see whether I should boldly go afar to the foredeck to unfurl the foresail.
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