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The Kingdom of Tonga – Haʻapai
Ha’apai is much like Vava’u only much more remote. The villages here are farther apart with fewer villagers and many of the atolls are uninhabited. We continued to see humpback whales and took more pictures. It is hard to explai…
Home and Back and Plans Change
Our next two days out at anchor provide us with two very, very interesting dives. We decided to dive on the bump in the water that we almost ran into on our way to this anchorage days before. Being only 13 feet deep at the shallowest point, it was easy…
We have arrived back into Cairns!
Sadly after all our efforts to have email access whilst away. . as you may have guessed. . . .it didn’t happen!
But we have returned safely but somewhat exhausted but we have had the most amazing experience.
Here is Part 1 of the story, over the comin…
#27 Photos
Dear readers, we have long promised photos of Eliana. Photographer Stephen Cridland has graciously allowed us to put several up for our friends.
Eliana Underway
Before I send you to the gallery, though, a quick update. Eliana is current…
Monday, October 18, 2010 – Marina Costa Baja, La Paz
Thursday, October 14, 2010 – Caleta Partida How quickly has the 10 days gone since our arrival. It is very easy to slip into the total vacation mode. We had intended to leave for a short cruise last week. For some reason, given our previous exper…
Tui (like you’re spitting)
In the village of Yalobi on Waya Island, we met 62 year old Tui who became our friend and guide. Insatiably curious, Tui engaged us on the beach with questions about our boat. After strongly hinting how much he’d love to see the inside of a “yacht like…
Cruising Southeast Alaska: Kimshan Bay & Porcupine Cove
From Klag Bay, we toured north along the west shore of
Chichagof Island, overnighting at Kimshan Bay and Porcupine Cove. We could easily
have spent days in the area–the charts show a compl…
Balearic Islands continued……
5th – 13th September – We are back onboard after a couple of weeks of business travel for Ian and again we are heading back to the Balearics. It is easy to understand how some well intentioned “cruising live aboards” find themselves in a …
