We are at our mid point of our trip to head back to Hawaii by mid February. Yesterday’s weather was stormy and our mooring ball bumped against the boat which made for an interesting organization of nightly mooring. We spent the day organizing our trip through French Polynesia, found the largest Protestant church, and then went to the Anapaperles black pearl farm. The pearl farm had a beautiful coral garden around the pearls they farm and we learned that the large black oysters we obtained from Penrhyn are the hot demand here in French Polynesia. We’re excited to get on our way for tomorrow we head to Taha’a.
Position at noon: 16 degrees 47.250 South and 151 degrees 29.734 West
