You Cataracts and Hurricanoes, Spout

Well, the wind was not that bad but it blew strong straight onshore for days. This made trying to sail to remote islands er sort of not doable indeed dangerous. The sea outside the reef was big, powerful and heaving, a bit like the Springboks pack; not a good place to be.

We repaired the slightly battered Scaffie.

Beautiful weather but windy

Beautiful weather but windy

New rudder split pins, new mainsail lacing,leather on the yard where it bashes against the mast, retighten thwart bolts.

New rudder split pins, new mainsail lacing, leather on the yard where it bashes against the mast, retighten thwart bolts.

Ospreys are back and fly over to see if the boat is OK.

That is not an Osprey in the background but another US military aircraft

That is not an Osprey in the background but another US military aircraft

Anyway, the upshot is that we do a lot a diving cos underwater there is no wind.

Upstairs

Upstairs

Downstairs

Downstairs

We dive at Sunabe. Above the water, it is concrete blocks but lots of good places to eat and a great store to rent tanks. Below the water, it is a paradise with truly, like awesome variety of soft coral.

Yay Okinawa – so easy to do stuff here

Watch:  https://youtu.be/ARyxkRccrz0

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2 Responses to You Cataracts and Hurricanoes, Spout

  1. calderi says:

    Never mind the Springboks, what about the Nippon scrum!!

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