Ships Log
The Sea Dragon and Sustainable Coastlines of Hawaii join efforts to clean the Kewalo Basin
Officially in Honolulu time by Nicola Moss
After 10 days at sea, being woken up at odd times of the day or night to go on watch has become part of our daily routine. Feeling a tap on my shoulder at 5.45am I turn over and peak out of my bunk, still half in my own world […]
Read MoreSunset Moon By Dave Cornthwaite
I woke up this morning on the ceiling. It’s not often that happens, but it’s also not often that you roll out of bed, stagger down a narrow corridor occasionally slamming into a wall due to the inconsistent angle of the floor, and then pop up the stairs to a […]
Read MoreEnjoying the simplicity of an ocean landscape By Andrew Cook
I’ve forgotten how to type. This is the first time I have sat in front of a computer in… well to be honest I’m not sure what day of the week it is, so let’s just say it has been a while. In life generally it is not uncommon for […]
Read MoreIt is surprising how quickly we can all adapt by Danny Loo
I have lost count of the number of days we have spent on this boat but they are passing quickly and never without incident. Already we are over halfway and we all know the remainder of the trip is going to fly by as we are on course to reach […]
Read MoreAh, the Trade Winds
The well known “steady and powerful Trade Winds” that have driven oceanic commercie since the first mariners headed out across the Atlantic. These winds rise out of a band just above the Tropic lines (Cancer and Capricorn), driven by high pressure cells. These cells, the very same that create the […]
Read MoreDave Cornthwaite
‘You’re going on a gin cruise,’ said Dan. Ironic, really, that this friend of mine who deals exclusively in motorised transport was insinuating that I’d taken an easy expedition option, but maybe he had a point? The control freak in me has been wrestling with this concept of travelling 1000 […]
Read MoreThunda Shunda and Plunda by Natalia Cohen
For a brief clarification, let’s introduce the Watch Teams: Thunda – Dave, Andy and Natalia Chunda – Emily, Danny, Monish and Tina Plunda – Jesper, Nicola and Davin Over 500 nautical miles from land and team Thunda take the helm for a non existent sunrise. The wind had dropped and […]
Read MoreFrom Tina Beck
By Tina Beck It’s amazing how quickly we’ve all become accustomed to life on board. We’ve turned into a real family and all help eachother out in any way we can whether it’s our watch or not! We have had some very funny moments (pictures will follow) and some great […]
Read MoreIt Started on March 15th by Monisha Varadan
It started on 15th March – the day we planned to set sail. I woke up at 5am, excited about our journey and keen to say last goodbyes. The crew spent the morning packing up, stashing away things that could roll around, cleaning up the common areas, grabbing the last […]
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