Click on the link to see our latest position:
https://skipr.net/where-is/boat-pages/?boatid=2533
Alternatively, you can track via our AIS on marine traffic.com:
http://www.marinetraffic.com/ais/shipdetails.aspx?MMSI=503417200
Open the site and then click on "current vessels track"
These are the musings - some true, some wishful thinking - of the crew of Kittani
Helloooo Bundaberg ! I'm interestd in your prop shaft issue, Pete. Was it painful. But seriously folks, was this a big issue, has it stopped you motoring. This may be a silly question but as I look at the map I take it you go on the inside the Great Barrier Reef. All good here, lots of rain, Amex driving me mad, my guy has resigned, so that means I can do everything right, and triple that.
ReplyDeleteSee ya, firm hand on the tiller, trim the mainsail and steady as she goes...
Dave
Helloooo Bundaberg ! I'm interestd in your prop shaft issue, Pete. Was it painful. But seriously folks, was this a big issue, has it stopped you motoring. This may be a silly question but as I look at the map I take it you go on the inside the Great Barrier Reef. All good here, lots of rain, Amex driving me mad, my guy has resigned, so that means I can do everything right, and triple that.
ReplyDeleteSee ya, firm hand on the tiller, trim the mainsail and steady as she goes...
Dave
Hello Adventurers
ReplyDeletegreetings from Cammeray Marina. Glad to hear you made it safely to another country.
congratulations! you guys are fearless.
we created Travel Tales on the Cammeray marina website homepage. please share a quick tale on there and if you ask Jackie to do the same.
lotsa love
Mario & Liesl