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Old 08-11-2007, 01:58 PM   #1
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I have just had a look at his blog http://www.sailblogs.com/member/deliveries/ - blog entries emailed at sea and automatically posted to his blog.

Now safely across the Atlantic - see the position report on the tracking map on his blog. Eating plenty of fish!
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"JohnT" has arrived safely in Trinidad. Making ready for the next leg to Panama. Interesting Blog.
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Old 08-24-2007, 12:39 AM   #3
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So let me get this right...he is delivering a cat to French Polynesia via Panama from SA?
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"Downhill Sailing". Though longer it is quicker, warmer, easier and safer. It is a very hard slog going the other way round.
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Just seems like it would be more cost effective to load onto a cargo vessel.
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The owners are aboard so I suppose it is a good "training" exercise.
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Ah, that makes sense.
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Just seems like it would be more cost effective to load onto a cargo vessel.
Wash your mouth out with soap.

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Bubbles spirting!
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Delivery completed safely.

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Just seems like it would be more cost effective to load onto a cargo vessel.
No, it is not the owners on board. The owners of this particular boat is Sunsail charters.

It probably is easier to deliver by cargo ship but Robertson and Cain builds hundreds of these boats a year and they have to be sent all over the world, plus they need a good shake down. Logistically it is easier to sail it over and I suspect cheaper!

I will be accompanying John on the next delivery to the Caribbean have a look at www.sailblogs.com/member/leopard
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"JohnT" is heading across the Atlantic again, on another catamaran - next stop is St Helena.

His Blog - http://www.sailblogs.com/member/deliveries/

St Helena on the CruiserLog Wiki.
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Did you see those tuna they caught!? Wow, I would love to hook something that big!
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More great fish pics. They will be sick of fish by the time they arrive in the Caribbean.

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i ate a tuna fish sandwich for lunch EVERY day in undergrad. and i was better for it, i think.
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