The Rain Was Extreme, even After Monsoon Season
The rainy season in Indonesia was supposed to be over… but early May brought one more massive storm.
Within minutes, rivers of water were flowing through the marina. Parts of the dock were damaged and the land alongside it started washing away into the sea.
Life before a 3600 nm Indian Ocean crossing is never boring.
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Dutch solo sailor Jacqueline Evers is navigating a minimalist global circumnavigation aboard her 27ft Grinde 'Loveworkx'. Follow her 2026 Indian Ocean transit.
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