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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Steve: Day 15
686nm to go. I changed the year old trolling lines for new lines – the same as we put on the line we gave to Leu Cat (that has been catching tuna). I made up a new lure to replace … Continue reading
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Helen: Day 14
As we head west, dawn and sunrise gets later and later on our current time system. My 8 am shift now occurs at dawn. My favourite time of the day. With my cup of coffee, I sit up at the … Continue reading
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Steve: Day 14
825nm to go. On day 14 we had some delicious wind powered bread. By wind powered I mean that it was needed and cooked electrically in the bread maker using power from the boat which in turn was collected through … Continue reading
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Helen: Day 13
Today I had slight anxiety attack. It wasn’t because we were on a plastic boat, being tossed around like a speck on a vast ocean, a thousand miles from the nearest land. It wasn’t the realisation that there are potential … Continue reading
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