Happenstances and our interstate move!
This blog is about life on the ocean, and although we have not had much of that lately, sometimes big and unexpected things happen, just not on Anui, and we can’t resist sneaking these stories into our posts!
This blog is about life on the ocean, and although we have not had much of that lately, sometimes big and unexpected things happen, just not on Anui, and we can’t resist sneaking these stories into our posts!
The few weeks since Anui’s galley revamp have been a time for deliberations about our ideal coastal abode. We’ve got some news to share!
The galley revamp is completed and we caught our weather window back to Port Phillip Bay.
The galley renovation on Anui is not quite complete. We are very close and have a weather window next week to get back to Melbourne, so fingers crossed!
Week two of Anui’s galley revamp on the Gippsland Lakes and we are nearly done. This swamping wave of boat work is rolling past and we are keeping our head above water.
Our third week afloat has been a quiet one weather wise, but frantic maintenance-wise. We focused on Anui’s galley revamp in our old home port. We are expecting the work to take two weeks, so we are at the halfway mark.
Our third week of our Bass Strait trip did not go as originally planned. With unrelenting westerly gales, we have run out of time and opportunity to get to the Bass Strait Islands and have gone from Sealers Cove at Wilson’s Promontory directly to the Gippsland Lakes.
Week two of our Bass Strait foray keeps us around Wilson’s Promontory in swiftly changing weather conditions. It’s a game of cat and mouse, not what we had hoped, but we are playing it safe.