of fair winds and sun. No sight of Diana, Juno or Minerva. Big Ocean and yet to see a ship since Horta.
Morning broke with dolphins and pilot whale along side. Compensation enough for a 3am to 6am watch.
Seasickness now gone for all.
Everybody well and in good spirits. 1,000 miles to the Portsmouth party and re-learning to walk on motionless ground.
Love from everyone on board
Musto Martin
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The reason you cant see the other boats is that you appear to be in the lead and are looking ahead instead of behind…which is a good thing, surely?!
Special ‘hello’ to AT. Cant believe you have stepped so far out of your comfort zone!! Keep up the good work.
Kiwi Bird
Yes; they talk about finding one’s “sea” legs. After all that time at sea, of couse one has to find one’s land legs.
I am glad the sea sickness has gone. Having been a sufferer myself of “Mal de mer” I am glad for you all. There is nothing worse, it makes one want to die.
God speed to Portsmouth. We follow you twice daily.
Love Iain’s Mum & David.