Firstly apologies for the lack of post and thanks for the concern from some of you. I’m now trying to

We crossed the date line about 20 miles out from Samoa, Thursday has gone! Instead of being 12 hours behind

We are doing well, the waves have calmed down to about 2.8ms and the time between them is longer, so

By the time Rowan brought me tea at 6:30am, he had checked the weather and routes, plus Met Nob’s reassurance

We both had such a good sleep after our nights of shifts, it was great to feel restored. The forecast

After breakfast we went to the island to check out with Harry. He had all our paperwork done and stamped

My early morning shift went very quickly as I had a very long call with Phoebs, lovely to catch up

Not long after I published the blog last night I spotted our first fishing trawler slap bang in our path.

I’m writing this while on the first night shift and am pleased to see the stars tonight. It has been

An uneventful night and more rain! By mid morning the winds picked up a bit, not quite hitting 30 knots,