About to leave Gizo to head for Iriri (20.04.26)
The anchorage in Gizo, Solomon Islands
Grail Dancer
Grail Dancer is a wooden gaff schooner and she was built in British Columbia by Wayne and Maureen Loiselle in 2000. She is the replica of a 1866 Noank Well Smack called the Emma C Berry which now resides in the Mystic Seaport Museum. We, the Thompson family, are the third set of guardians to have the pleasure of looking after her. We bought her in San Francisco in April 2023.
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The anchorage at Bajo (Badjo) East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
This might be useful clip for sailors, so they can see what the anchorage looks like at Bajo. It's easy to get to shore via water taxi.
About to leave Gizo to head for Iriri (20.04.26)
The anchorage in Gizo, Solomon Islands