34:20S 129:43E
Tales of Amok's Adventures
Mike Jones
Tue 26 Nov 2013 11:58
how exciting to be here. The dividing line between WA and SA is the 129 longitude line which we crossed earlier today.
The good news of the day is that we managed a 180 miles in a 24 hour run which is really good for us. Definitely not hanging around.
The other good news of the day is that the 3rd little monkey has returned; aka the prodigal one. He'd been on a sojourn (sp?) to under the floor boards in our cabin and whilst he was looking a little worse for wear, he scrubbed up fine with some handsoap. photos to come.
We are hoping to change our clocks tomorrow as currently, we have the sun getting up at 3:30 which is a little early by anybody's standards.
We've enjoyed more S/SE winds today, around 18 knots with a fairly flat sea which makes for great sailing.
The boys made excellent mince and tatties for tea today; blog readers in Kemnay should tell Moira Reid that we still aspire to make mince and tatties as good as hers....The kids have very fond memories of Moira's M&T's.
must run my little sheer strakes....
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