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Category Archives: South Pacific
Changing Fuel Pumps
Before going ashore we wanted to do a wash so with a good amount of time to spare we fired up the generator to kick things off. It stopped fairly quickly giving an error code of ‘Unknown’. This usually means … Continue reading
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Photos, finally
Here are 3 albums of pictures : Crossing / arrival pics 1st day ashore 2nd day ashore
Posted in Fiji
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Crew Departure
It turned out Tuesday was to be Paul’s last day aboard. I’d promised him a ride up the mast and as I wanted to inspect my rigging and to untangle our shredded NZ courtesy flag we had an opportunity to … Continue reading
Feet on the ground
First full day on land after a hefty passage is always a nice experience and Monday was no exception. Shortly after breakfast I dinghied over to the Jacksters who had arrived the evening before to say hello and give them … Continue reading
Landfall: Savusavu
Our final approach to Savusavu, Fiji could not have been much better. Granted, it was misty and a little wet at times but the wind was just about spot on. The wind angle wasn’t quite right as we approached Lesiatheva … Continue reading
Posted in Boree, Fiji, Tahina, True Companions
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