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| The weather models were all disagreeing but as predicted by Gulf Harbour Radio and Met Bob, a low did form over the Yasawas and headed down our way. Check how fast the winds built - the time scale is 30 minute with the newest wind on the top. |
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| We moved before the wind hit to have a big area to ourselves off Denarau. In our anchorage a mega yacht dragged anchor as did several smaller yachts. We were glad we had left Musket Cove before the storm as there is less space there. |
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| Not much to do but wait so Johnathan and I did our "22 pushups for 22 days for Veteran PTSD awareness" |
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| And then to the dock for a few days which is boring according to the kids. Note Exodus tied up down the dock from us. If you need a catamaran ready to go she is for sale. |
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| Getting ready to head north |
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| Getting ready to head north |
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| Getting ready to head north |
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| On our way out of Denarau the newly serviced autopilot drive stopped working. As we let the anchor out, the windlass stopped working ... oh, the glamour of cruising ... |
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| My able assistant as we troubleshoot the windlass |
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| Interesting, the roll pin sheared. |
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| Heave ho ... Shouldn't have anchored in 60' of water ... |
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| but we have kid power ... |
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| Then in the next anchorage I anchored too close to the ferry dock. The captain of this ship - Spirit of Love - said it was okay for us to stay but we decided to give him more room anyway. |
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| Local boat off Nananu-I-Ra. |
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| Liz ready to go. |
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| Liz ready to go. |
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| And Phil from SV Silhouette came over for a drink. We first met him in San Diego before the Baja Ha Ha. |
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| and just hanging out ... |
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