KANACKI
Bronze Member
- Mar 1, 2015
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Hello My friends.
I hope you are enjoying your coffee my friends? And the yarn or er yarns. :-)
Catching up with Crow is always a pleasure my friends. I you think I can talk ,,,er Crow will give me a run for my money? Yet a night drinking with Crow is always a please my friends. He is up there with some of the best with treasure stories. A few year lavaliere we had talked about voyage down the Australian coast down Sydney and to Lord Howe island then on Norfolk island then across the Tasman sea to Auckland in New Zealand then down to Wellington. then if wee can get permission to sail the islands in the sub antarctic region south of New Zealand.
Cruising the Pacific my friends is like a magic carpet ride and you never know what you will encounter along way? We had a location to visit in mind connected to a story of historical events. But at the end of day we was realistic in expectations. At the end of the day while all treasure legends are interesting, many are just legends but few others have a grain of truth to them. Part of this voyage was just sheer pleasure in exploring the locations where these events took place.
However the sub antarctic regions are a very challenging place to sail. We studied the old sea and new sea charts, we planed the voyage.
After making plans Crow toasted the success of our voyage and winked "We must be nuts?"
To be continued....
Coffee?
Kanacki
I hope you are enjoying your coffee my friends? And the yarn or er yarns. :-)
Catching up with Crow is always a pleasure my friends. I you think I can talk ,,,er Crow will give me a run for my money? Yet a night drinking with Crow is always a please my friends. He is up there with some of the best with treasure stories. A few year lavaliere we had talked about voyage down the Australian coast down Sydney and to Lord Howe island then on Norfolk island then across the Tasman sea to Auckland in New Zealand then down to Wellington. then if wee can get permission to sail the islands in the sub antarctic region south of New Zealand.
Cruising the Pacific my friends is like a magic carpet ride and you never know what you will encounter along way? We had a location to visit in mind connected to a story of historical events. But at the end of day we was realistic in expectations. At the end of the day while all treasure legends are interesting, many are just legends but few others have a grain of truth to them. Part of this voyage was just sheer pleasure in exploring the locations where these events took place.
However the sub antarctic regions are a very challenging place to sail. We studied the old sea and new sea charts, we planed the voyage.
After making plans Crow toasted the success of our voyage and winked "We must be nuts?"
To be continued....
Coffee?
Kanacki