Regina
Just wanted to tell you I'm excited for you. I'd love to hear where you are and what's going on.
Regina
http://schoonerboudicca.blogspot.com
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Get Lost On Purpose
http://www.getlostonpurpose.com
Using their sailboat as a homebase, a young couple is on their way from French Poylnesia to New Zealand and beyond. Interesting story of how they met, how they live, and how they travel!
- Added on: May 16th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Drew
- Listed in: Destinations Sailing
- Tags: Cruising new zealand boats tahiti south pacific sailiing
Recent Posts
Just enjoyin’ our time in NZ…
It didn’t take long to get reacquainted with life on land after having been away from it for a while. Well, I take that back…reacquainted to life on land where you can get anything you need, anytime, anywhere. Life in New Zealand is life...
Arrival in Opua, NZ
After nine days at sea we are finally sitting still again. It feels very, very nice. I have officially completed my first 1000+ mile passage. We arrived at the customs dock around 7:30 this morning. I cooked up the last pound of bacon we had on board...
Passage to NZ, Day 9
Had a pretty rough night last night which entailed absolutely no sleep for Drew. Throughout a twelve hour time frame which started about 8 p.m., we only went about 12 miles. Can you say frustrating? The winds shifted, Drew adjusted. As soon as he was...
Passage to New Zealand – Day 25
Well at least it feels like day 25. Currently we’re beating into a 20 knot southwesterly that’s pushing us farther and farther to the west and completely away from our intended destination. Nothing is more frustrating in sailing than not ...
Passage to NZ, Day 7
(posted by Marge) Well we finally found those winds we had been looking and longing for. Strong gusts of about 15 to 20 knots have filled the sails from the Southeast and the ol’ Perkins is finally getting a break after about 60 hours of nonst...
Passage to New Zealand – Day 6
For about 15 minutes earlier today I actually thought we would be able to turn off the motor and sail. Nope, my hopes were dashed when the wind picked up to 15, shifted right on the nose, and then promptly died to less than 5. So we’re still mo...
Just wanted to tell you I'm excited for you. I'd love to hear where you are and what's going on.
Regina
http://schoonerboudicca.blogspot.com
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