Hi everyone, John here. I’m one of Sarah’s landlubbing website support team.
Sarah’s seablog system is now finally up and running. This means that Sarah can now blog right from onboard Serendipity and her entries will show up here on her blog. This is a great addition to her podcasts and the updates by everyone else, and it means she can post a quick update whenever she feels like it, without having to badger one of her extended support crew back on land to do it for her!
Expect more updates soon.
At last! I’ve been lucky enough to get 160-character-or-less updates from Bouncy Outey via her satphone, but can’t wait to get the bouncey vibe in longer format through the blogs.
Thanks, John! And can’t wait to hear from you, Sarah!
Very cool, I know Sarah has been hoping to post herself. It has been a treat to hear from her on podcast recording days. Now everybody will get to hear from her directly on the blog. 🙂 Thx for your hard work John.
So lovely to hear you Sarah, it gives an insight to how you are doing on board, and to hear about the birds and fish around you is great too!! Let the moon and the stars be your friend.
You are an inspiration, so keep safe and snug in your beanbag, thinking of you
xtina
live reports from the ocean on the radio, live blogs, Sir Robin Knox Johnston never had it so good, all that peace and quiet whilst getting on with the job – but fantastic for all of us hanging on for your updates and experiences everyday, especially the chocolate blogs!
SISTERS are proud and full of admiration. Susie
Hi Sarah,
There does not seem to be much movement on the tracker sight. Are you having problems.
Keep it going Sarah.
Heidi and Lorne.
YAY!!! That is pretty cool We can’t wait to hear from you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BYE AND GOOD LUCK
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Great going for those that may want to know her exact position- the best way to see Sarah’s position is to go from the marine tracker to google earth tracker which gives her exact position all the time . By my calculation she is at this moment 720 nautical miles due west of a position half way between Kalbarri and the bottom of Shark Bay
Great going . The best sight to see Sarahs progress is to go from the marine tracker to the google earth tracker which shows her exact postion all the time. By my calculations she is 720 nm due west of a postion half way between Kalbarrie and the southen end of Shark Bay
Excellent progress Sarah, was in Freo yesterday and was amazed to see the fly posters on the doors promoting your impending passage! Good to see and great to know you have so many followers, I am sure everyone is following you.
Hope the weather stays fair, and look forward to your next pod up date. Going great guns. Keep it up
Graham
Funtastic! Always best to get the news straight from the horse’s mouth (Seahorse in this case). Bang on, Sarah. Would be nice to see you outpace the racers in your wake; but don’t strain yourself because your odyssey has nothing to do with them.
And John, glad to see your efforts paying off so handsomely.
Sarah
Spoke to Amy today and confirmed that Maersk (Mauritius) Ltd will be sponsoring the shipping back of “Serendipity” in her cradle to the UK.
You now have one of the largest Container companies in the world as sponsor.
Cheers
Marcel
So when Outey is not rowing, she can be surfing ??
Got to be said, large tongue in cheek! Why you not going to row serendipity back to the UK then?
Ah well let Maersk, yep Maersk do the job….You do the hard work let the small fries take her home!
Graham
Whoop Whoop! Very excited about getting the technology up and running, there’s nothing quite like getting the story so far straight from the horses mouth, so to speak!
Can’t wait for some Outey crazy blogging!!
xx Laura