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Category Archives: The Road
Neiafu, Tonga
Our second day of sailing was fairly uneventful. The wind did gradually drop putting us into the edge of the zone where we could raise the Code Zero. We waited a long time before raising it not wanting to have … Continue reading
Posted in The Road, Tonga
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Bosun Birds
Ed came and picked us up around 1:30pm and was happy to take the fish we’d caught in the morning. After us he picked up Taffy, Shirley and Colin from The Road and we all went to the village ashore. … Continue reading
Posted in Southern Cooks, The Road
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Life in Palmerston
We’ve had a busy couple of days here on Palmerston. On Thursday we were taken ashore mid morning. We were ferried in, again, by our host Edward. This time he picked up Ken and Laurie from Trim moored next to … Continue reading
Posted in Southern Cooks, The Road, Trim
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Back to Fare
Mid morning we upped anchor and quickly raised the head sail to plod slowly up inside the reef. We had about a knot of current so despite less than ideal sailing conditions we managed to average around 4 knots. We … Continue reading
Posted in Society Islands, The Road
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