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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Just a quick up date on where we are and what we are up to
We have been at sea for most of the past few weeks either delivering to some of the small island communities we assist or simply getting here. The monsoon turned against us just after we left Jakarta fully loaded so … Continue reading
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We’re on our way…
Well we made friends on the islands and wound up helping the school and the nurse quite a lot. It is a very friendly place and the people are just lovely so open and easy going. Medang is now going … Continue reading
Medang
We have stopped to make water at a little island called Medang that is just north of Pulau Moyo on Sumbawa. We will be here for at least a day to fill the water tanks (:o) and try some snorkeling … Continue reading