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Published: August 14th 2008August 14th 2008
we depart, once again. tomorrow morning, we sail to vanuatu... should be a 7-8 day journey. wish i had more time for the internet, blogging and catching up with everyone but the computer access seems to be on 'island time' (see fanning island) and i could very well spend days on it if i really wanted too... another time. i hope all is well and good with everyone. as the sun sets softly over foreign shores, i bid you all a fond farewell and good night... raymond
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life below deck
dvd watching, cooking, reading, sleeping
someone is feeling better
long gone are the days of puking overboard and praying for death
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50 man canoe team cadenced by drums. (why didn't you get the big one?)
"the sea, the sea, in the darkness, it calls."
- longfellow (he also went by the name of, donkeydong. me thinks.)
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Date: 14th August 2008
Vanuatu bound...
The photos are breathtaking, Ray. I would love to join the canoe crew! Your description of the seasickness episode was classic but I am so sorry you had to go through it. You look great at the helm of the ship - maybe someday... Love you and look forward to the next blog. Aunt Debbie
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Vanuatu bound...
The photos are breathtaking, Ray. I would love to join the canoe crew! Your description of the seasickness episode was classic but I am so sorry you had to go through it. You look great at the helm of the ship - maybe someday... Love you and look forward to the next blog. Aunt Debbie
From Blog: Sailing the South Pacific : Samoa
Date: 16th August 2008
yeeha! travelling free!
Wow the photos are amazing! so glad to hear the puking stopped. I went to Isla Holbox and went to see whale sharks...as soon as the boat stopped i managed one snorkel. We had to get back in the boat as it was such deep sea then it came on...woa! I was stuck on the deck of the boat...couldnt move except for the pukes and convulsions...awful! Dont think i could be a sailor! surfice it to say i have since discovered dramomine! Take care and enjoy the beautiful ocean and world! big love Angel x
From Blog: Sailing the South Pacific : Samoa
yeeha! travelling free!
Wow the photos are amazing! so glad to hear the puking stopped. I went to Isla Holbox and went to see whale sharks...as soon as the boat stopped i managed one snorkel. We had to get back in the boat as it was such deep sea then it came on...woa! I was stuck on the deck of the boat...couldnt move except for the pukes and convulsions...awful! Dont think i could be a sailor! surfice it to say i have since discovered dramomine! Take care and enjoy the beautiful ocean and world! big love Angel x
From Blog: Sailing the South Pacific : Samoa
Date: 23rd August 2008
Great to hear from you!
Hi Ray, I was so glad to get some updates from you! Your pictures are amazing! What an incredible adventure you have embarked on! I look foreward to getting some more updates as soon as you hit land again. Stay happy and safe! Love, Barb
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Great to hear from you!
Hi Ray, I was so glad to get some updates from you! Your pictures are amazing! What an incredible adventure you have embarked on! I look foreward to getting some more updates as soon as you hit land again. Stay happy and safe! Love, Barb
From Blog: Sailing the South Pacific : Samoa
Date: 31st August 2008
Amazing...
Ray, thank you for the fantastic blogs and beautiful photos. You are on the journey of a lifetime, your lifetime. So, as we all travel along our paths, be them extraordinary, or simply fulfilling, know how much you are loved and admired from distant shores. I have officially started nursing school. That much closer to following in your hallowed footsteps! Missing you, all my love xoxo
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Amazing...
Ray, thank you for the fantastic blogs and beautiful photos. You are on the journey of a lifetime, your lifetime. So, as we all travel along our paths, be them extraordinary, or simply fulfilling, know how much you are loved and admired from distant shores. I have officially started nursing school. That much closer to following in your hallowed footsteps! Missing you, all my love xoxo
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Ray ~ I LOVE looking at your photos and the adventure that you are on! Be safe and I look to the next "internet stop"! Til later ~ Sandy
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