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The 1st Half Finishers Dress Up

The 1st Half Finishers Dress Up
25/07/2008

After a glassy calm morning the breeze was perfect at midday for the start from Espirito Santo. The start line was an “Australian Gateway” formed by our twin Aussie Beneteaus, Storyteller and Southern Princess dressed overall with Don and Anne of Harmonie along to help. These three boats have now finished their World ARC 2008 rally, the Aussies to make their way home and Harmonie to spend more time in this beautiful part of the world before rejoining to go home with World ARC 2010. The fleet sailed off down the Segond Channel saying goodbye to the finishers on the VHF and wishing them well. Left in an almost deserted anchorage John Hunt said “Thank you and goodbye this is Southern Princess standing by on 77 because it’s become a habit.”

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Jus'Do It 3 - watching the weather....
24/07/2008

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Niue the Rock!
Niue the Rock!
14/06/2008

Niue has an area of just 100 square miles, which is 2/3 the size of the Isle of Wight the home of World Cruising Club. Niue is commonly known as the "Rock of Polynesia" or locally as "the Rock" just as the natives of the Isle of Wight refer to their own island....

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World ARC 2008: Weather for Musket Cove (Fiji) to Tanna (Vanuatu)
04/07/2008

Prepared by: Bruce Buckley (Weather Australia)

Weather situation (all time references are to Fijian times)

For the start of this leg of the rally on Saturday there will be a trough line oriented from the NNW to SSE at around 173:30E, to the west of Musket Cove. This trough line should move eastwards as it is linked to a low pressure system that is developing and tracking eastwards mid way between Fiji and New Zealand at the moment. The most active part of this trough is likely to move past just to the south of the Musket Cove to Tanna route, although there is the slight possibility of a thunderstorm moving through with this trough. The passage of the trough appears likely to occur between 2000 and 2300 Fijian time. It is likely to go through as a series of wind changes from the north through northwest then south southwest.

Latest Weather
World ARC 2008: Weather for Musket Cove (Fiji) to Tanna (Vanuatu)


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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