Twenty six pictures for the 26 (well 25 and a bit) days. The detailed text for these pictures can be found in previous radio posted blog entries. The photos show a mix of wildlife, weather, repair work, and celebration.
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| Dolphins in the bow wave |
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| Approaching squall |
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| Tanker passing at dusk |
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| Blue water swim |
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| Fixing a bulkhead bonding problem with thickened epoxy |
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| Red footed booby on the solar panel |
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| Flying fish rigor mortis |
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| Baby flying fish - these fish landed on board ranging in size from an inch to 9 or 10 inches |
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| Fixing a leak in the rudder steering tube |
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| Fixing another leak in the traveller bolts through the coach roof. |
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| Rani boning up on her French. |
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| Strumming near the equator |
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| Getting the bubbly ready for equator celebration |
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| Equator GPS - a bit late as we were toasting and bribing Poseidon |
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| One for Poseidon, one for us |
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| Sweetened rice offering to the Gods |
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| Cleaning up after the squall (we left a hatch open!) |
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| Squall in real life |
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| Same squall on radar |
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| Amazing squall area clouds |
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| More squall clouds |
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| Approaching Hiva Oa - We use a free chart software (OpenCPN) as back up to paper charts |
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| Happy to see land! |
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| Approaching Hiva Oa |
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| The hook is down in Taahuku Bay, Hiva Oa |
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| The anchorage at Taahuku |
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