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May 12, 2016May 12, 2016Lorraine Escher

Duncan Town, Ragged Island

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  • Removing our rudders in the water, and towing another catamaran
  • Fiji: making stew using a hot spring
  • The traditional sevusevu welcoming ceremony of Fiji and a reluctant, first-time kava drinker
  • We have stopped for the night, 60 nm to Savusavu, Fiji

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Recent Posts

  • The far-reaching, humble breadfruit: unleashed by explorers and trade winds
  • Removing our rudders in the water, and towing another catamaran
  • Fiji: making stew using a hot spring
  • The traditional sevusevu welcoming ceremony of Fiji and a reluctant, first-time kava drinker
  • We have stopped for the night, 60 nm to Savusavu, Fiji

Recent Comments

Lorraine Escher on Removing our rudders in the wa…
Chris Cassady on Removing our rudders in the wa…
Lorraine Escher on Removing our rudders in the wa…
Lorraine Escher on Removing our rudders in the wa…
Mark Burton on Removing our rudders in the wa…

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  • Betty's corner and point-of-view
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  • Dominican Republic
  • Fiji
  • Food allergies aboard
  • Four kids aboard
  • Gear and other lists for getting organized
  • Gear lists and other lists for getting organized
  • Learning to sail
  • Medical preparations
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  • Pacific Passage Crossing
  • Packing up our house
  • Provisionning
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