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Ah, the warm, sweet waters of the Caribbean Sea. It's good to be back!
This is just a sum-up blog of the Atlantico Project, with random pictures from Brazil, Tobago, Grenada, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Lucia and Martinique. I finally disembarked from "Strega", the yacht I had been sailing on since Australia while on an Around-the-World sailing rally. We came in 2nd over the finish line in St. Lucia.
Wish me luck - as you head this, I am sailing westward once again. This is the final passage of the adventure and the next time I see land, it will be a shore I have seen before. I'm headed to where it all began in December 2007 - the San Blas of Panama! (Remember Mola Madness?)
After a short stay to stock up on molas and bananas, we will be headed to the Canal. I expect to cross the imaginary line which marks my circumnavigation on the 17th of April, and will raise a glass of champagne to each of you who have followed and supported me throughout this journey - thanks for helping make it happen!
Ciao!
-- Note: Photo credit to Donna
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Jebus!Brazil is so dangerous, even the Lord has to arm himself. (DH)
Red Alert!Running under spinnaker off the coast of Guyana
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Hey too bad it wasn't Plan B!
I'll be headed out the next day for La Paz.
Best of Luck in arriving on time! I've really enjoyed the Journey!
hope to hook up one day, Clive!
Love, Christine
Clive, you're almost back! Man what a trip. You must have some great stories. Gimme a call when you get back dude.
Mark
Hey,
How did you like your ice cream???????????
Hope you're having a good Easter...see ya soon, we will also raise a glass for you on April 17th!!!!!!!
Congrats.......you are oh, so close!!
Clive - congrats!
I can conclude that such a venture (and adventure) is not in the cards for me - the videos alone had me feeling a little unsettled - I don't think I have sea eyes much less sea legs - so with that said an extra thanks for sharing this journey!
might i ask how you got hooked up with sailing the world??? i make good rail meat, conversation, beverages and food....how do u suggest i get in line for a sailing/travel/athletic extaveganza such as you did?
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