Saturday, April 21, 2007 Time: 23:00 UTC
\nPosition: 08.29 South 115.26 West
\nBearing 264 degrees at 7 knots<\/p>\n
The big squalls that we had continued from Thursday evening
\nthrough Friday evening . Luckily most of them went away just at
\nsunset on Friday evening , with mostly clear skies, but
\ncontinuing strong winds and seas. It is infinitely better to
\nsail at night when it is starry rather than pouring rain. We
\neven have some moonlight last night to guide our way . Today,
\nSaturday, was mostly clear, with strong following seas and good
\nwinds – 15 to 20 knots. We are not doing much cooking- not that
\nwe are out of food, but simply because we have not had much
\nappetite. Today I plan to cook chicken as I think we are
\ngetting too thin ( well, maybe I am just dreaming). We have not
\neven put a fishing pole in the water for three days because the
\nseas are too rough to start handling 30 pound fish – which we
\nare determined to catch at some point.
\nL.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Saturday, April 21, 2007 Time: 23:00 UTC Position: 08.29 South 115.26 West Bearing 264 degrees at 7 knots The big squalls that we had continued from Thursday evening through Friday evening . Luckily most of them went away just at sunset on Friday evening , with mostly clear skies, but continuing strong winds and seas. … <\/p>\n