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March 16, 2009

Kama Hele Evening Report

Aloha kākou,

March 15, 2009

More Questions & Answers from Hōkūle‘a

Aloha kākou,

Mahalo for all your well wishes and questions. Itʻs heart warming to know that youʻre thinking of us. Here are todayʻs questions and answers. Keep ʻem coming.

Mahalo

From where you are now, Hōkūle‘a crew, if all the horizon is sea meeting sky, do you have a different appreciation of the earth?

March 15, 2009

Todayʻs Report from Hōkūle‘a

Palmyra Voyage Log - Date 3.15.09 11:26 AM

March 15, 2009

Kama Hele Morning Report

Aloha kākou,

March 15, 2009

Kama Hele Evening Report

Aloha kākou,

March 14, 2009

Saturday Report from Hōkūle‘a

Palmyra Voyage Log - Date 3.14.09 9:57 AM

Greetings from Hōkūle‘a,

March 14, 2009

Answering Questions We've Received

Mahalo nui loa iā kākou,

The questions youʻve been sending are great. Weʻll try to answer them all in a timely fashion. Although typing on the canoe can be challenging. Here goes…

March 14, 2009

Kama Hele Morning Report

Aloha kākou,

The winds abandoned us for a significant portion of last night and into this morning when we traveled sloooowly through the 15-degree North latitudes, as accurately forecast by our wonderful weather advisor, Hans Rosendal.

March 14, 2009

Kama Hele Evening Report

Aloha kākou,

3.13.09 Today was a slow-sailing, mostly gray day.  Light northerly winds, usually about 10 knots, only rarely reaching 15 knots, kept the Hōkūle‘a and Kama Hele’s speed over ground in the 4-knot range.  The clouds built all day, completely covering the sky with low, dark stratocumulus.  Many squalls were around us and we finally got rained on.  After sunset, some clearing has occurred and stars are visible overhead, but not on the horizon where they are most useful to the navigator.

March 13, 2009

Todayʻs Report from Hōkūle‘a

Palmyra Voyage Log - Date 3.13.09 10:37 AM
 
Current Weather (wind, rain, cloud systems, ocean conditions):
Wind 8-12 knots NNE large North swell scattered squalls.