heading toward a squall in the Sandy Strait We woke at 5:30 am to pull out of the Great Sandy Strait. Actually we wake by 5:30 am mo...

Evan here. I thought I'd pass on some thoughts about weather across the Pacific. Hopefully these hints and ideas will prove useful t...

I dug my toes into the fluffy white sand, pushing them below the sun-hot surface and thought about which direction to go. Turning left would...

“What are your impressions?” “How's it going? (or in Auzzie speak, 'how're ya going?)” “Are you settling in?” “Have you seen ka...

As luck would have it we checked into Bundaberg on the busiest day they’ve had this season (nine boats arrived) on the day after the bigg...

We woke Maia at midnight to see the lights of Australia twinkling on the horizon. Three hours later our anchor was down and we we're snu...

Connect 4 in 20 knots We should be able to shout 'land ho' sometime later this evening or early tomorrow. Although, as the wind d...

That last email should have read 430 miles to Bundie. This morning it is 250. We've tied our fastest day ever--which isn't too surpr...

We're underway to Australia. Last night we convinced Connect 4 to stay for a final dinner. Somehow all of us are pierced with this poign...

There are nine boats in the anchorage now. Over the course of yesterday boat after boat pulled in. If they had kept sailing they would have ...