Well after my dismasting and very special welcome to Cape Town I have been very busy getting quotes, cleaning the boat and trying to figure out how to get a new mast......

Wow, what a whirl wind of emotions and excitement.  After seeing land yesterday and getting buzzed by the Navy helicopter I was already in a very hypo, excited state.........

Lisa is safe and well. She has been welcomed into Cape Town by some members of Woman Who Sail. This was organised by an Australian Group called Woman Who Sail Australia.......

Well last night there was a full moon and so many stars to see.  The winds were a gentle 10 knots and there was very little swell owing to a lovely night for motor sailing.  I didn’t

Well, I have to say, the closer I get to land the less sleep I get.  I keep waking in cold sweats feeling like I am just about to collide with a ship..........

But Climate Action Now is officially a sail boat again so that is something to be proud of......

The morning of the 8th dawned with clear blue skies, winds less than 10 knots and the swell was also less than 2 meters.  If I had of planned this I couldn’t have gotten better conditions for building a jury rig.

Well after the disasters of the last few days I am pleased to say that I have had a easy day at sea.  After the stress of the fuel transfer yesterday I was absolutely shattered, both mentally and physically.......