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Day 108

Seas are still very lumpy. Shortly after dinner today one of the gimbles on the stove came loose and it dropped crooked in its well.

Day 107

Today is checkout day. Unfortunately, even though we had a booking for a 9am checkout one of the officers didn't get there until 10am. Once we finished with the officials, we got a farewell from the m ...

Day 106

Today was some final preparation before departure like flushing the outboard, tying down the little dinghy and topping up the water tanks. Have to refill one of the LPG tanks tomorrow as we ran out wh ...

Day 105

We found out that the Vuda Boat Shed offers a seafood platter on Sundays for $25 so after a load of laundry dad and I went there for lunch. The platter was a nice range of seafood prepared in various ...

Day 104

Another lazy day with rain. Went to the Vuda Boat House restaurant for dinner and we both had a really good meal and split a pitcher of Planters Punch.

Day 103

Another rainy day, but we got the deck washed down and the tanks refilled. Found out that checking out tomorrow would cost an extra $500 or so. After hearing that we decided to postpone to Monday, aft ...

Day 102

Today was our final shop before we head for New Caledonia on Saturday, so we took a taxi to Latoka and went to the market to get eggs, fresh fruit and veggies. After that, we went to 3 different super ...

Day 101

Today we did a stock take of all the food in the boat and got the inflatable dinghy let down and rolled up. The stock take took us until just after lunch time. Current plan is for a Saturday departure ...

Day 100

Today we filled up the fuel tank using the diesel jugs. In total we put 240L into the tank which was 3 cycles of emptying the jugs into the tank and getting them refilled at the pump. Starting to get ...

Day 99

Lazy rainy day. Dad and I just stayed inside all day and either read or went on our phones.