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posted by Alpha Crucis at 2:00 PM
10 Comments:
Hi Guys,
hard to believe it's over a year ago since we caught up at Marina Taina in PPT. Wow A lot of water has passed under th hul since then and what a great trip. We check in from time to time to read how you're going. Guess you're in NYC now. Jackie was there a few months ago visiting relatives who have a place on Central Pk. Hope the rest of the sailing is smooth with fair winds.
Cheers
Francis
Bloodee hell. How are your livers?
Wishing you a smooth voyage to England. Love Glenda and Rodger
HI Guys
Bugger...we wondered about the storm, saw the disturbance on Sky News UK weather this morning. Dale & I here at the Wallace Hilton in Taupo.
Terry wishing you a very happy birthday. Hope you can get underway soon as possible.
The birthday wishes come from John Sue Dale and me.
XXX
hi terry and lois, it was great meeting you both in yarmouth, glad to hear your safe in halifax, spent a lot of time there. Looks like nice weather comming soon, take care and may the wind and seas always be comming from your stern Kitt p.s happy birthday terry.....
Hey Guys!
You leave tomorrow for the big crossing. There are so many people here in Yarmouth keeping track of your voyage. We love you both dearly and miss you. Godspeed and gentle winds!
Love,
Carla
hi t&l,
we,ve been keeping track of your odessey since you left conn.
we,re all fine here and it seems you are both having a blast!
hope your crossing of the big pond is uneventful and as qwick as possible.
e-mail when you can and godspeed.
roland & peggy
Thinking of you guys out in that big ocean..keep trucking ..love reading your reports..everyone well at this end
Love Phil and Shell
Hi Terry and Lois,
Taylor and I are pleases to see that you are managing the North Atlantic with such spirit and humor. At this time of year that is not always easy. St. Catherine's dock is waiting! The gang on Bremen Long Island are following your progress and wish you a fast passage.
Hi Terry & Lois,
It sure looks like a big stretch of ocean you are crossing! 40 kts doesn't sound like fun. Love your blogsite and chart showing your course. We had an earthquake last Sunday that gave us a good shaking for about a minute (6.8) and knocked out power nearly islandwide. Lots of Big Is. damage, but no loss of life. Had a great day sailing and caught a large Mahi. Very odd w/all of Oahu in total blackout. Gib & I think of you often and hope for smooth sailing.
Aloha,
Jackie & Gib
Hi Terry and Lois,
I hear the oysters are not as fresh in London as they are here in Boston,and whether you'd like to know if they are rock or sand oysters....well consult the management.It was an extreme pleasure to have met you both,and I am very glad to see you have made it to Europe safely.The northern atlantic can be quite tempermental,however I am sure you cut it like a hot knife thru butter.Enjoy your travels,you are very lucky to lead such exciting lives.I do hope you catch a show at the Royal Albert Theatre while you are there. Smooth Sailing!
Cheers to you both!
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