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View fullsize “Well, here at last, dear friends, on the shores of the Sea comes the end of our fellowship in Middle-earth. Go in peace! I will not say: do not weep; for not all tears are an evil.” . Thank you all for joining us on this incredible journ
View fullsize Day 41: What a beautiful site. We can see Antigua! 4 hours away!!! Maybe even less we’re flying! Signing off, see y’all soon ✌️
View fullsize What’s a day of food for Pacific Boys? One bag for the AM, and one bag for the PM, with a freeze dried meal in the middle 👍 in the baggies are powders for drinks including whey protein, meal replacements, and tailwind electrolytes. Also of not
View fullsize Day 38: This morning we passed 250nm to go! Getting very close and making sure we are safe and on course for these final few days. Cloudier today with less wind and longer period waves but still good conditions to meet our daily targets. Been quite
View fullsize Day 37: Waves and wind picked up overnight into the morning, max 18kts and 9ft seas, with the occasional wave breaking on deck and scattered showers overnight. Managing some ok speed on our way to Antigua! Very hot today, but spirits are high as we r
View fullsize Day 36: Yep, still rowing! Today we all thought there may be another marlin or maybe a shark following the boat - after all, we spent the greater part of an hour yesterday looking back trying to spot the dark shape in the water. However, todays beas
View fullsize EDIT: Day 35: If there was ever such thing as a mundane day in ocean rowing, today was it (almost!). 3-4ft waves, 5-10kt winds, sunny and generally uneventful. Speed is not fast but not slow, no significant sightings of people or wildlife, just anoth
View fullsize Day 34: We have decided to rename our boat Shadowfax as she is currently showing us the meaning of haste! But in all seriousness we are moving well today with favourable winds, waves, and current propelling us. ⏩ Another close whale spotting today!
View fullsize Day 33: Sporadic rain has become the norm on night shifts as we believe the cool air causes the hot ocean to form the numerous and often expansive clouds that drift high overhead. The moon has made a return and provides a helpful light to track clo
View fullsize Day 32: The ocean never fails to surprise, today (Jan 12) was no exception! Just as we thought we’d seen it all, our morning row turned into a battle against an unseen yet familiar enemy: currents. We are fairly confident what we hit was an edd
View fullsize January 11, Day 31: A month at sea, that’s pretty crazy to think about. Also crazy that we have 720 miles left, but who’s counting? Click the link in our bio to donate to Assistance League of Seattle @AL_Seattle and learn more about the
View fullsize Day 30: Winds and waves have died down considerably, which feels strangely familiar… but should continue to be in our favour as we progress towards Antigua. Not long now, but still time to wonder if you’re going to get rained on duri
View fullsize Day 28/29: Close the Blast Doors! We went on hiatus the past few days due to rough weather and limited power due to cloudy conditions, but finally this afternoon, Day 29 winds have subsided and the boys were able to do some much needed airing out o
View fullsize Day 27: Waves continue to come from both north and north east, causing plenty of rolling and the occasional deck washer. Click the link in our bio to donate to Assistance League of Seattle @AL_Seattle and learn more about the Pacific Boys and the @A
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View fullsize Day 24 (JAN 4) Yesterday started off pretty rocky with meals spilt on deck, seat pad adjustments, and experimental shift durations failing to produce better speeds. But it didn’t matter because right before sunset the boys were greeted by a p
View fullsize Day 22 (JAN 2 2022) Maybe ejecting the warp core was a short term solution… we still have tailwinds but they aren’t as strong as we need to pull out the longer days (70-80nm). Waves have also been confused so from multiple directions ma