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Fernando de Naronha
Horse
Sela Gineta
Portugese Fort, 1737
Church
Beach Bar
Lady on Beach (also was on bus)
Fernando Harbor
Lilly Bolero
Crew of Lilly Bolero
Mark, Fiona, Kirin
AvitarLabels: Avitar, Brazil, Fernando de Naronha, Friend, Lilly Bolero
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Sailing with Nepenthe, leaving St Helena
First Night, fast
Wing on Wing
Lets Go!
Fred
Driving with A-2 kite
Judy's Turn to drive
Deck Time
The Crew
Doing Dishes
Sunset
Birds Hitch Hiking
Fred Talks to the Bird
Fernando de Naronha, Brazil
Sailing Into Fernando
Anchorage
RainLabels: Atlantic Ocean, Brazil, Fernando de Naronha, Fred and Judy, Friends, Randy and Laura, Sailing
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Jamestown, Saint Helena
Jamestown gate
Street
Judy on Steps
House with Blue Doors
Small alley
Bougainvillea
Jamestown, Saint Helena
Pancake Race
Local Crowd
Mardt Gras Dancers
Float
Napoleon's Tomb
Longwood House-Napoleon lived here
Airport coming
Kingdom Hall
Narrow roads are amazing
Town Dock-Hard Hat Area
Construction workers trucks
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Putting in water
Labels: Atlantic Ocean, Saint Helena
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My name is Fred Roswold. My wife Judy Jensen , my equal partner on this boat and in life, and I have lived on our 43’ sailboat WINGS for 24 years, first in Seattle and since 1996 in ports and harbors around the Pacific, Asia, and the Indian Ocean. We are sailors: Judy, was a sailor when I met her and I am descended from a Norwegian sea captain grandfather Alfred Roswold and my other Viking forbearers. The two of us have been cruising for over 33,000nm since leaving Seattle, crossing oceans, visiting countries, occasionally racing, and living aboard in many places. After 24 years our approach to cruising is changing in recognition that we no longer have the bodies or temperament to easily face all the challenges of cruising. We now take crew when we cross oceans and we are more open to other new paths which may come before us; we only hope to take them together. We are currently in South Africa.
