A record of scuba-travel adventures to follow

A record of scuba-travel adventures to follow!

Tuesday 3 November 2015

23 October 2015

GPS coordinates: S1208.613 / E16512.481
Average Wind Speed 6.5 knot
Day 4 at sea.

After making a cup of tea and grabbing some chocolate that I'd brought with me I relived Kila from her steering shift. We were sticking to a bearing of 280 degrees, more west now that north. The plan is pass by the Solomon Islands and pick up the southeasterly wind which blows through later this week and will carry us down to Alotau, Papua New Guinea. We're still running on the engine as the wind is being silly, with the engine on we average about 6 knots.

Looking out from behind the wheel the moon shone bright on the port side it's light illuminating the ocean waves.  To my starboard clouds covered the sky reaching as far as the eye could see, in the very distance lightening flashed. An incredible contrast in conditions and an awesome sight to behold.

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