At 3:50 p.m. Friday, we crossed the equator at 145-20W steering 141M at 7
knots. As we crossed, a bright rainbow appeared from a small squall, ahead.
We are pollywogs, no longer, but shellbacks in the seafaring tradition. Our
trusty Nordhavn has taken us to the southern hemisphere.
Seas have been kindly, with 5 to 10 kts on the port bows and 3- foot seas.
If conditions remain favorable, we should drop anchor in Baie d' Taiohae,
Nuku Hiva midday on Tuesday.
Dick and Gail Barnes
Aboard Ice Dancer
Nordhavn 50 #22
At 3:50 p.m. Friday, we crossed the equator at 145-20W steering 141M at 7
knots. As we crossed, a bright rainbow appeared from a small squall, ahead.
We are pollywogs, no longer, but shellbacks in the seafaring tradition. Our
trusty Nordhavn has taken us to the southern hemisphere.
Seas have been kindly, with 5 to 10 kts on the port bows and 3- foot seas.
If conditions remain favorable, we should drop anchor in Baie d' Taiohae,
Nuku Hiva midday on Tuesday.
Dick and Gail Barnes
Aboard Ice Dancer
Nordhavn 50 #22