Heading to the Cook Islands

Well we are back from the "FUTURE" as we crossed back over the International Date Line early this morning and now having our 2nd Wednesday, 01 November!!  Crazy, huh??!!

Seas are "rockin' and rollin" with about 10 foot swells, but nothing major -- we've encountered worse crossing the Atlantic in 2017.


Two more sea days until we hit Aitutaki, Cook Island


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  1. ReneeNovember 27, 2023 at 4:43 PM

    The whole international date line crossing is super freaky to me!

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