Scenes of the Neah Bay harbor and the town mortuary, which I thought had a clever inscription.
There were actually very few sail boats in the marina. What I thought were masts were folded-up outriggers on fishing boats.
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.
Pachuca
Pachuca in Port Angeles, WA USA
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- HF Radio Grounded to Keel
- Getting Started With The Work
- Boats from Hawaii
- Photos from Port Angeles
- Port Townsend Day 2
- Trip to Hard Stand
- On The Hard Stand
- Day 1 at Port Townsend
- At Anchor in Port Townsend
- Departing Port Angeles Tomorrow
- Port Townsend Boat Haven
- Direct Blog Updates
- Port Angeles
- Departing Neah Bay. The top photo is of the entran...
- Neah Bay
- Makah Marina
- Hawaii Departure Day
- Goodbye Hawaii
- Visitors From Space
- Fouled Propeller
- Getfax Program Crashes
- Hmm. Fresh Bread.
- Running Downwind
- Ships
- Cape Flattery
- Photos of Neah Bay
- A Plotted Course........
- DAY 30 - Pachuca surrounded, BUT ARRIVES OK..!
- DAY 29 - Close to Flattery....
- DAY 28 - Closer........
- DAY 27 - Charging the Batteries
- Pachuca Information Overload...........
- Boys and Ships..........
- DAY 26 - Gybing the jib...........
- DAY 25 - Oils aint oils........
- DAY 24 - Fax Battle...
- Updated Position..............
- DAY 23 - The Bird Flies..........
- DAY 22 - The Visitor...
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- DAY 20 - A Tacky Day
- DAY 19 - Modern Tech.............
- Updated Position..............
- DAY 18 - Log Data
- DAY 17 - Knowing the fax...
- DAY 16 - Over the hump
- DAY 15 - Bad Coffee Day
- A Yellow Dot..................
- DAY 14 - Fresh Water Stock
- DAY 13 - Fouled Propeller
- DAY 12 - the POst U LAt-R (Post-you-later)
- DAY 11 - Good Progress
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