How we got to where we are….From leaving La Rochelle in April last year until arriving here in the Leeward Islands some 15,000nm later. Thanks to Romain Crozon, Alsino Ferreira , Jimmy Mathys, Maud Wierinckx, Tim Sandford , Barbara Groff, Joe Russo, Ken Robertson Jenny Thomas , Ann Clarke, Ian Clarke Annie Gardner, Eric Witte, Peter Yin, Penny Nash, Dale Rynvis and Irene Klemm for helping us on the various passages to get here.
Month: October 2022
Manta@Maupiti
Through the Maupiti Pass and into Paradise
Time lapse going into Maupiti. The pass is rather notorious, but we picked a good day with a forecast 1.5m swell and not much wind. Still it was very exciting with big waves breaking quite close either side of us. But we followed the Two Drifters “How not to get shipwrecked on the Reef” video (thanks guys) to the tee and made it safely through. The whole place is very scenic and we can’t wait to go visit the manta rays tomorrow morning. But now for a beer.Time lapse going into Maupiti. The pass is rather notorious, but we picked a good day with a forecast 1.5m swell and not much wind. Still it was very exciting with big waves breaking quite close either side of us. But we followed the Two Drifters “How not to get shipwrecked on the Reef” video (thanks guys) to the tee and made it safely through. The whole place is very scenic and we can’t wait to go visit the manta rays tomorrow morning. But now for a beer.Time lapse going into Maupiti. The pass is rather notorious, but we picked a good day with a forecast 1.5m swell and not much wind. Still it was very exciting with big waves breaking quite close either side of us. But we followed the Two Drifters “How not to get shipwrecked on the Reef” video (thanks guys) to the tee and made it safely through. The whole place is very scenic and we can’t wait to go visit the manta rays tomorrow morning. But now for a beer.
A Little Bit of Mischief 