The tide is about to start. I’m eating now. I slept well, and now I feel much stronger. Thunderstorm clouds are still there, but the waves and wind have calmed down. Under those clouds, the wind is fierce, but it
Sunset of the future. Everything goes black and, before the moon turns on his high beam headlights, right on my course you can capture a slight reflection of Tuvalu. Though I can’t see it yet, the island is there. After 5h. As
Rowing over the international date line, I have in fact lost one day and practically have stepped into the future. It is still extremely beautiful here. I’m continuing in the direction of the island. #30,1nmToTuvalu
There’s almost no wind, but just now a current appeared from the South. I’m rowing against it. #37,5nmToTuvalu
Bailando, Bailando! I’m back on the Eastern hemisphere . Got a homelike feeling :) #45,3nmToTuvalu
The island is only a couple of meters above see level and will be visible only some kilometres from the shore. This knowledge doesn’t change the fact that I’m frequently looking over my shoulder in the direction of the land. #70,8nmToTuvalu
In the morning, I offered the flying passenger some oath-meal in the best bead&breakfast traditions, but he was too proud to accept =) #85,2nmToTuvalu
Today, I was once more accompanied by a birdie. It cosied in on the nose of the boat. Free night ride. #103nmToTuvalu
I went to sleep, wishing to dream to existence a favourable current toward the island. At 3.20 I woke up, because the waves and wind were rocking the boat. Waves? Wind? I flew out of the cabin and grabbed the
This day was a slow one.Two times slower than usually. Some weird current is slowing me down. But the direction is right. The speed is not important. The direction is. #152nmToTuvalu