Navigation lesson before departure. |
Removing what we think were squid eggs from the anchor chain before stowing the chain. That could have been smelly sitting there for a week or so in the chain locker. |
We are all heading for the same channel in the lagoon so the commercial traffic come pretty close. |
Victoria made slippers for the passage south. Note the leather from our old turnbuckle covers. |
Plotting the noon position |
Fluenta time stayed on New Caledonia time so lots of sun early in the morning. |
Sunset or sunrise ... |
If you are not on watch you should be sleeping. It was a bit bouncy as we were close hauled into the steep waves. |
More sleeping. |
Splash. Staysail pulling us along nicely |
Benjamin on the other hand did not even notice the bouncy weather. Here he is in a fort he made under the saloon table eating away. |
All ready for New Zealand weather. |
Arrived. The last bigger wave knocked in the dodger a bit. |
Enjoying your diverse photos of your travels, especially the different skills the kids are learning along the way! Kudos to the parents to these young folks!
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