Ain’t Right Our arrival at Asanvari had been anticipated by me since we left Australia. In 2008 Kip and I hooked a Blue Marlin while trolling in the dink, within ½ mile of anchorage. After 45 minute or so we lost him and caught a 50# Wahoo instead. Then Tom caught a 50# Wahoo. In […]
We have had sun for 2 days…..real happy about that! We are having a 4th of July celebration with ASYLUM and another boat here in Lolowai. Hot dogs, potato salad and coca cola. Martha
The Admiral had a good day. Sun was shinning, snorkeled twice and had a marlin on the line for 30 min. Now tell me does it get much better than that!!!!! Jim has been fishing every day morning, noon and night. After the 2nd snorkel trip I said “wanna go fishing? I’ll go with you”
We not sure it’s ever going to quit raining. We did snorkel in the rain here in Asanvari today, went back into the crevice/cave and it was just as beautiful as before. The tide was going out, didn’t get to spend much time in it, we’ll try again tomorrow when the tide is high. The
we’re fishing! heading to Asanvari. Sun is shinning and finally everything is drying out. We’ll spend a few days working our way to Santo. We pick Holly up on July 6 in Luganville. Not sure where we’ll go from there. As usual will depend on the weather. Hope this finds everyone doing well. Much love
I have had the most interesting couple of days, Katie on ASYLUM has been working with an organization out of Denmark doing a questionnaire on womens health issues, pregnancy, and birthing…care and concerns. Yesterday I sat with her and 4 to 6 ladies ( they seemed to be in and out and changing) Oldest Lolawaia,
Still raining, although we did have a peak of sun this afternoon. Maybe sunshine tomorrow. Took a muddy walk into the village today, what lovely people. Got the most wonderful bread we have had anywhere. Met two young ladies at the French school. Becky is from England and Kateland from Scotland, they are here for
Diving for Pune According to the guide books and National Geographic the young men of Pentecost risk their lives by diving off a tower to insure a good Sweet Potato crop. That doesn’t make much sense in our world and after several conversations with the young men of Pentecost it doesn’t make much sense to
We are in Loltong Bay, administrative center for pentecost island. the harbor is well protected except that at night every 10 minutes or so a burst of wind up to 25k hits the boat for about 15 seconds and then 20 seconds later it is dead calm. has been raining on and off for 3
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We are in Home Bay, Pentecost,Vanuatu. Arrived yesterday afternoon. This morning we loaded in the dingy at 9am, picked up Jim and Katie (ASYLUM) and went to shore to see the land diving. We were informed they were not doing it here in this village so we had to walk with our guide, Luke to
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