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CONFETTI is a cold-molded, sloop-rigged Farr 44. Dan and Danielle cruised CONFETTI in the Pacific Ocean from October, 2006 through September, 2007.
Farr 44 - Confetti
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July
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- video
- DORADO & half-way
- cocktail hour in the cockpit - video
- checking off the latitudes
- goodbye to Fanning
- yoga class and coconuts
- our little Fanning Island friends
- cool island
- anchored at Fanning Island in 11-feet
- 75nm to go
- equator
- a great day
- light wind from the wrong direction
- half way
- sea legs
- calling the dinosaurs
- 175nm from Manu'a Islands
- (no subject)
- Ofu Island
- Leaving Pago Pago behind.Heading into the Manu'a I...
- We will cast off the mooring tomorrow and head for...
- Colin and MJ took some underwater pics this mornin...
- We filled the tanks with diesel, the boat with foo...
- Pago Pago hasn't grown on us much. In fact we are ...
- The rain is POURING down and we are getting projec...
- We have finally found some wireless. Yesterday eve...
- Our anchorage is just down the bay from the main s...
- Early morning landfall in American Samoa.
- American soil
- 57 miles from Pago Pago
- turning north
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2 comments:
Beautiful photos, and a beautiful place (underwater, that is). I see the value of your travels, even if what you see isn't all picturesque and aromatic -- it's real.
What creatures are we looking at here?
Oh no! I'm so jealous, you guys spotted turtles at Tisa's - lucky you. I would so much LOVE to have seen them too. What a fun place that is :)
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