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Sailing to Hawaii

A little over a week ago, a group of strangers met in Ensenada, Mexico to embark on a 2,600 nautical mile sailing expedition. For some it was a lifetime dream to sail on the open ocean while others spontaneously made the decision helped by the covid entrapment. The realization of […]

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More than Halfway!

3/25/21  1175 Nautical miles, 6 days and 3 showers ago we left the dock in Ensenada. We’re now halfway and can start counting down the miles to our destination in Hawaii.I imagine that it was the guilt for deserting us for such a long time that drove the sun to […]

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Debris at Sea

3/22/21 Much has changed since we last spoke and at the same time nothing at all. The weather is forever variable, while our routine remains the same. Most visible in the stillness of the ocean, is its sickness.  What started out a white smudge on the horizon, presented its ugly self […]

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At Sea Again!

It’s day 3, or so we think, as the days are beginning to merge into one another. After getting into the swing of things we thought it was about time to give you an update. The gods of the wind have been kind, gently easing us into life on the open […]

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Exploration Science Part II

Mexico! Having niftily skirted the worst of the weather systemsdumping copious amounts of rain onto everything around us we tied upin Ensenada on Friday evening. We even managed to get some sailing in!Since leaving Catalina Island we have been blessed with whales duringsunrises, bright yellow moonrises and dolphin companions on […]

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Tahiti? Let’s Go!

We’re going to Tahiti in May! Unfortunately the grant for the proposed research voyage to the Phoenix Islands was not successful, but it does mean we get to go to another hemisphere! Yes, that’s right, from Christmas Island we’ll be continuing our southward voyage, crossing the equator and heading to […]

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