Towrads the Ecuador coast 14th Feburary. 01:50N 79:59W

Southern Princess
John & Irene Hunt
Thu 14 Feb 2008 17:46
Not a lot to report since yesterday. The fish tasted great for dinner last
night and we have so much of mahi mahi it will be the staple diet until we
land.
The radio sched at 12:00 yesterday was interesting. 'Blue Flyer', one of
our number was boarded by Columbian Coast Guard during the previous night. Must
have been terrifying as it is sometimes difficult to tell the baddies from the
goodies and to have shouts, lights, guns and fast approaching motor boats is not
much fun. All the fleet was also in pouring rain but as we were a day or two
behind it hadn't caught up with us at that time.
Lots of rain during the night but no wind. We are now doing calculations to
see if we have enough fuel to motor all the way. Didn't hear anyone on
today's sched as we are spread out over a lot of ocean.
We log our position daily by email so Cowes know where we are daily.
Motoring into a lumpy sea and lucky if we are making 5.5 knots SOG.
Hope we have a better report tomorrow.
Cheers
John & Irene