Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Brunei Buildings





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Saturday, May 20, 2006
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Fat, Dumb and Happy

Sailing along, thinking we're doing fine, having some leftover singapore noodles, and a glass of Chardonnay, life is good. In a few moments we discovered that we are being hit with a big tide flow against us.
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Hydraulic Panel

This little guy had a bad day: With a real "Bang!" one of the fittings in back broke and it started to bleed to death. It's not leaking now, but look at the pressure on the left guage. it should be a lot higher, but that's all she'll take, Capt'n.
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Tacking Action

Tacking Action
We're tacking in a fresh breeze on the way to Labuan. Judy steers and I do the sheets and runners. We trade off, except Judy doesn't like to tack the big genoa.
We extracted this frame from a video we shot with judy's camera. If I knew how to put it up on the web, I'd give you a link to it.
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Labels: Sailing
Labuan Images



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Labuan Shipyard

Ship repair is BIG in Labuan, Malaysia. Here the many tenders and other vessels needed for the huge offshore oil industgry of Malaysia and Brunei are serviced.
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Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Sutera Harbor At Dusk

Sutera Harbor at Dusk
We're sitting down here aboard Wings in our snug berth at Sutera Harbor in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Malaysia. This is by far the nicest marina we've ever stayed in, with definately 5-star facilities, and at a good price.
Judy hangs out at the Olympic size pool and swims laps for exercise, I love to spend my time in the chart room using the WiFi connection.
We can take a taxi to town for a couple of bucks and there are great restuarants also at good prices. What more could you ask?
Oh, the sailing around here is great too.
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Monday, May 08, 2006
Haganes

Haganes
At Gayana Island Resort we ran across this interesting boat run by a couple we knew from Mexico and other places in the Pacific when they had a Macgreggor 65 named Final Frontier, Steven and Aleta Hansen.
Steve and Aleta went to Norway and bought this 100 year old 100 foot, 118 gross ton steel cargo boat and converted it to a luxury cruising vessel. What a cool boat!
You can read more about Haganes at their web site here
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