Robert and Pachuca are due to complete their circumnavigation today, Monday 29 April. They are coming via the South Passage. Pachuca has picked up a cray-pot line which Robert will deal with when it is light.
The intention is to enter Success Harbour (Fremantle Sailing Club) just before midday. There is some info on how to see Pachuca come in to her home port that was posted (on this blog) a few days ago on 25 April. It includes a map and some phone numbers. Robert does not have a phone on board.
We all hope for a safe landing.....
The intention is to enter Success Harbour (Fremantle Sailing Club) just before midday. There is some info on how to see Pachuca come in to her home port that was posted (on this blog) a few days ago on 25 April. It includes a map and some phone numbers. Robert does not have a phone on board.
We all hope for a safe landing.....
9 comments:
Welcome home Robert! What an adventure and what an achievement!
Peter and Cheryl, Stolen Kiss
So close!!!
Great news. Sorry i will miss you and pachuca. Glad you got to Fremantle.
Robert, many thanks for allowing Joyce and I to follow along via the blog.What a great adventure. Well done, you are an encouragement and insperation to us and many more. Welcome home, we salute you.Barry
Great sail Uncle Bob...you crusty "old" sea dog! See you in June.
A great sailing achievement and a very entertaining blog. I'm sorry Mar del Plata didn't totally live up to expectations, partiiculatly from the bureaucratic point of view! Also sorry I missed the chance to meet you in Argentina... James Blackburn, s/v Milano Blanco
Congradulations Robert, your a great inspiration to us we followed your adventure sense you left SF bay saw you again in La Paz. whats next??
What an adventure! I have read your blog since day 1 and have enjoyed it immensely. Good luck on your future endeavors, hopefully I will get to read about them as well. Thank You Robert.
This wass lovely to read
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