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Topic: Drifting alone for 200 nautical miles in the Pacific Ocean  (Read 3842 times)

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li-orca

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Love your journey and glad you made it. Good call with the halibut.
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JoeDubC

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Quite some travails in your travels, but you persevered.
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essrigr

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Really impressive. I loved the story and the plans you made and the video's were great. You got me wanting to plan an adventure like this. I have gone diving on the channel islands and have always wanted to do a kayak trip out there, hang out for a couple of days and then back, got to say even that is a little scary, what you did is truly epic, a regular modern day kon tiki adventure, congratulations on your completion. Please let us know of your next adventure, R.


WillFo

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Nice report, thanks for sharing! Looks like you landed at Point Loma, a Navy submarine base. Yeah, they probably aren't keen on unexpected visitors showing up on the beach.


 

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