Rough night,lightning,strong winds,airborne inside cabin! Little sleep. Another day on p.anchor 2day. Tomorrow hope to start moving west.
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Posted on November 7, 2017, in Rowing Home. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
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Get back to shore safely mate. Sounds like a very sensible decision, as difficult as it must have been to make. Look forward to seeing you on solid ground!
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Keep us updated mate, watching you closely
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Airborne inside cabin ??? Just when I thought the wind was being more cooperative. It’s sounding more like the donkey has to sprout wings under those conditions. Fly, you bas#!!
Fly !
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