East African sailing trip – log 37 East African sailing trip – log 37
SAILING LOG37 September 21, 2004 An early start has us heading for the Port of Lindi, where we drop anchor at 3:00pm and give in to the desire for an [...]
SAILING LOG37 September 21, 2004 An early start has us heading for the Port of Lindi, where we drop anchor at 3:00pm and give in to the desire for an [...]
SAILING LOG36 September 20, 2004 Sadly we move out of the wonderful Mikindani Bay, knowing that we will forever hold in the treasure-box of our memory, this precious jewel. If [...]
SAILING LOG35 September 19, 2004 Today is Sunday but instead of our traditional “kings breakfast” we are treating ourselves to lunch at the “Old Boma Hotel”. Originally built as a [...]
SAILING LOG34 September 18, 2004 Up again at the crack of dawn and ready for some serious exploring, we elect to stay within the Makindani Bay. Mikindani is an old [...]
SAILING LOG33 September 17, 2004 We are awake and spying our surrounding through the binoculars when we see a dugout canoe approach us, he wants us to give him fishing [...]
SAILING LOG32 September 16, 2004 Day breaks in its usual spectacular way, adorning the sky with shades of brilliant orange, burnt umber and cadmium yellow, truly a living painting. We [...]
SAILING LOG31 September 15, 2005 As usual the Karibu crew is awake and up before the sun. We set our watches forward by an hour. We enjoy our breakfast feasting [...]
SAILING LOG30 September 14, 2004 The River Ruvuma forms the border between Mozambique and Tanzania and before heading out to sea and up the coast, Rhett leads us across Suafo [...]