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30624 – …and another one for our chefs!

Daily update:

  • Time: 8:00am
  • Date: March 10th 2024 (Kiara’s birthday – Happy Birthday!!)
  • Latitude: 37 degrees 51 Minutes North
  • Longitude: 46 degrees .004 minutes West.
  • The average speed over the previous 24: 9 knots (nicely making way).
  • The sea state: 6 – waves passing 5 metres in height. 
  • The distance traveled in the last 24 hours: 193 nautical miles.
  • The total distance traveled since departure from Bremerhaven: 10 706 nautical miles.
  • The distance to our destination: 967 nautical miles.
  • Temperature :14 degrees Celsius 
  • wind: 34-40 knots.
  • Sailing status: 1 sail
  • Log keepers were Olivia and Ali.

With waves passing 5 metres, it made for a rather rough night. The ship listed back and forth all  night and several of the students found the belongings on the cabin floor – but from all accounts everyone (and all things thrown about) are fine. The students have not experienced these seas in quite some time. Many are equating it to the English Channel. Fortunately, no Bay of Biscay. Despite the lack of sleep, the students made it to colours and their class today. We continue to appreciate our two chefs, who are working in these tough conditions and putting out great meals. It should be noted that they have never run a galley on a ship, so the rough seas provide an extra challenge.