We will cast off the mooring tomorrow and head for the Manu'a Islands, 60 miles east of here. No more photos until we get to Hawaii but will update text over the Ham. Cheers from Confetti!
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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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- 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
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- 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:
Hi Mar-T!!!! Looks like you made it and are having a fabulous time. So jealous as I sit here in my little cube. I am going to follow your blog so can keep up with you! Have a great trip! XO-Sanders
Congratulations on making it to colin and MJ. Camera seems tobe working. Enjoy-good luck
dad,daisy,emily,sean
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