This blog began in late 2006 with the planning and preparation for a circumnavigation of the world in my 39-foot sail boat Pachuca. It then covered a successful 5-year circumnavigation that ended in April 2013. The blog now covers life with Pachuca back home in Australia.
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Sunday, January 25, 2009
Beef Jerky for Princess TaiPing
One morning we found Lao Tang placing fresh meat on the surface of a an equipment storage box on the jetty. The crew had been given a large amount of beef and he was drying it in order to take it on the voyage as beef jerky.
The photos are of Brenda and myself watching Lao at work. The last photo is Pachuca's contribution to the project: a mosquito net intended for Costa Rica to keep the flies off the meat.
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January
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- Pearl Harbor - Missouri
- Pearl Harbor - USS Bowfin
- Visit to Aquarium
- Beef Jerky for Princess TaiPing
- Chinese New Year Parade - 1
- Chinese New Year Parade - 2
- Chinese New Year Parade - 3, Dragons and Drums
- Sail of Two Boats
- Visit to Pearl Harbor
- Ala Moana Park
- Minke
- Anchor Well Final
- Photos of Waikiki
- Fuel Dock Events
- Brenda in Honolulu
- Anchor Well "Finished"
- Princess Tai Ping Video Clips
- Good Work Results
- Bulkhead Ready For Fiberglass
- Filler Panels In
- Pachuca's Pushpit
- Chain Locker Work and Bird's Nest
- Anchor Well Work
- Change of Plans
- GRIB Files
- Anchor Well and Weather Fax
- New Years Eve
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1 comment:
I wonder if their beef jerky has sauces & chilli on it or is simply dried????
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