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Well since our last post we have anchored in some beautiful places. It just gets better and better. We are  currently anchored at Selat (Irian Jaya) 8/12/24 and heading up the inland waterway to Sorong through the Selat Sele which will take about 2 days because of the strong currents. We will spend just enough time in Sorong to provision as the theft from anchored yachts is a issue. We may have to keep anchor watches at night. We hope to anchor with a another yacht and take turns going ashore during the day.  




Pulau Sabuda - Pisang Island Bay. Cheryl had her eyes shut when we entered the anchorage as we had to  pass through a narrow section in the reef using Satellite images.



Passenger


Dolphins playing at bow 


Pulau Daram - Beach Barbeque


Pulau Daram



Pulau Balbulal



Pulau Balbulal



Pulau Balbulal


Pulau Wagmab - Small anchorage, we had to use two stern lines.


Pulau Wagmab - Caving



Pulau Wagmab - Caving


Pulau Wagmab

Pulau Mesemta - View from lookout


Pulau Mesemta - View from lookout


Pulau Mesemta - View from lookout



Pulau Mesemta - Steps to lookout. Some sections in poor condition with no steps and looked like it was about to fall off side of mountain














 




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