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O’ua

Our trip into the village was somewhat of a repeat of the previous day. John picked me up at 6:30, we crossed the island, found Kaleb the lobster guy who told us he’d stayed up till 4am but noone came in with lobsters due to the weather. We are destined not to have them.

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Lobsters?

At 6:30am, John from Sea Mist dropped by and picked me up to go ashore. We trecked the 1/2 mile across the island to the village on the windward side to find the chap who bought lobsters from the overnight fishermen and sold them on. With all our luck finding them ourselves, this represented our […]

Ha’afeva

For our sail to Ha’afeva I again gave Helen and Ben a challenge. This was to determine the best route and plot this into the chart plotter. There was a choice of going around the north or south of the island and based on wind direction, etc. it was really up to them. They decided […]

Staying put

When I made my attempt to rally the troops to sail to our next destination I met a resounding wall of desire to stay put for the day. So that’s what we did. Helen read. Ben’s back to studying for his next actuary exam mixed with playing on his computer. I did a bit more […]

Uonukuhihifo

Try saying that with a mouthful of biscuit crumbs.

We decided not to stay at the last stop setting sail mid-morning. The wind was up around 20 knots and I decided it would be a good day to give Ben and Helen some sailing practice. Although there was a pass that would make the trip […]