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March 4th 2008
Published: March 8th 2008
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It can all be summed up quite simply: The Pacifico Project is a go! February has been an incredibly long month of Panama-mania, but we've finally made our way through the canal and we're now sitting happily on an southwest-facing anchorage making final preparations and provisioning for the next few long months of crossing the world's largest body of water, the Pacific Ocean! It seems strange to ... Read Full Entry



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Clive Webber / Stinky Feet Project
BuscoGusto
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Welcome to the Stinky Feet Project! Welcome to the ongoing series of four adventures, dubbed the "Stinky Feet Project". Each adventure is a journey into one of the four elements (fire, water, earth, air). The most recent adventure was "Fire", an 8000-kilometre bicycle journey across Canada from May to August 2011, following a variety of recreational trails and unpaved highways starting at the Pacific Ocean in British Columbia and finishing at the Atlantic Ocean in Nova Scotia. The Stinky Feet Project is 3/4 done - in 2008-2009, I completed a very wet and wild adventure explorin... full info
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Descending in MirafloresDescending in Miraflores
Descending in Miraflores
The doors open and...The doors open and...
The doors open and...
and.... presto! The Pacific Ocean lies just beyond!
Leaving MirafloresLeaving Miraflores
Leaving Miraflores
Youre really getting the play-by-play here..
The Home StretchThe Home Stretch
The Home Stretch
The Finish Line!The Finish Line!
The Finish Line!
Ship passing under the Bridge of the Americas, headed into the Pacific.
Northern Sky enters the PacificNorthern Sky enters the Pacific
Northern Sky enters the Pacific
Congrats to Jerry (of Dawson City Yukon) and wife Isolde, as well as crewmates Cody and Zach!
Aries Tor enters the Pacific!Aries Tor enters the Pacific!
Aries Tor enters the Pacific!
Wahoo! Finally!
Pop the Bubbly!Pop the Bubbly!
Pop the Bubbly!
A toast to the Pacific with Rob, Bart, Santiago and Gemma. And me, drunk at the wheel again.
The Pacifico ProjectThe Pacifico Project
The Pacifico Project
The Project is on!
The Maltese FalconThe Maltese Falcon
The Maltese Falcon
World's largest privately owned sailing yacht; 289-foot long, and cost approx 250 million dollars to build. Viagara is cheaper, Bub!



8th March 2008

The New Man
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AWESOME!!
Glad to see your on your way. Awesome pics. waiting on next update in the next 10 - 15 days. Have a great sale. Matt
10th March 2008

Erica
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How exciting!!! Congratulations on reaching this part of your amazing adventure! Thanks for all the wonderful updates on the Pacifico Project. I always enjoy reading your blog and seeing a little piece of what you get to experience. Enjoy and eat it up! -Erica
10th March 2008

Chris Bird
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Into the wild blue yonder...
Godspeed Clive.

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