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We could not make water for four days after a storm with hefty rainfall brought significant runoff and debris into the anchorage. We spent $690.00 to get an insurance addendum to cover a last-minute trip to New Zealand for cyclone season. After watching our weather window disappear in a matter of h…
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We paid $39.67 for 6 gallons of gasoline at a gas station in Bora Bora. We endured three termite swarms this month. One in Tahiti, one in Moorea, and one in… (read more)…
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We replaced our rapidly failing B&G chartplotter for $4,340.88. We struggled to stay positive after a prolonged period of bad weather, failing equipment we were struggling to source replacements for, health issues, and an un-warm welcome to Tahiti involving angry locals and vicious dogs… (read more…
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We purchased fuel in Fakarava. They will not honor a duty-free fuel certificate unless you bring the big boat to their dock. Conditions were bad, so we… (read more)…
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After a rough passage from the Marquesas Islands to the Tuamotus that involved a trip up the mast in the dark to fix a broken lazy jack, we noticed… (read more)…
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Here is a list of all the content we posted about our Pacific Crossing linked in one place- easy access to heaps of information from transiting the Panama Canal, making landfall in French Polynesia, and everything in between!…
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One afternoon, while running the generator, our bilge alarm went off. We tasted the puddle… (read more)…
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During an upwelling event, the marina became infested with jellyfish. At any time of day, there were at least ten jellyfish in our slip alone! Ray had to… (read more)…
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As Americans, we would typically be given a 90-day visa upon arrival in French Polynesia. However, we hope to stay for over a year exploring the region’s 121 islands. So, we applied for a long-stay visa on February 15th, 2024… (read more)…
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