Short films showing people, places and the emotional ups and downs of our voyage!
Kids zone where the children tell their own story using film, pictures, stories, poetry and random rants!
Regular weekly narrative of our trip to supplement the video posts and our daily position update
Recipes from the places we visit filmed being cooked in our galley on board.
Share our diving adventures as we visit some of the best dive locations in the world
While travelling the world Freddie has had to light a lot of fires for us although not on board Miss Tippy!
A giant birthday lighter seemed to suit his crazy need for flame.
Freddie on his 12th birthday 11th August 2010 at sea sailing from Vanuatu to Australia.
The girls blew balloons and we made cakes when the sea was fairly wild and the boat quite ” TIPPY”.
Freddie made his own cake!!
The other half of the cake was eaten later, it was covered with melted mars bars which had been hidden in the freezer for about 3 months.
There was one special present…..an IOU for an IPOD touch, but Freddie would have to wait as there aren’t many shops in the middle of the ocean!
The wind increased during the day and the boat became more “Tippy”
It’s getting rough we need more cake was the comment!
By nightfall even the skipper was hanging on for dear life…….
The children soon sent Brain back up to the helm and snuggled up in our bed hoping they wouldn’t be thrown around the boat.
Here is Freddie a week later in Austalia at the Apple shop in Sydney with the present he was so suprised to get at last!
Thanks to everyone for the emails, phonecalls, and presents.
From Freddie.
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In Marquesas Sheila set the children some challenges. Among Fred’s were to drive more than 50 yards in a 4×4 and get a picture of a shark…..
Watch Freddie as he tries to eat a donut without licking his lips!
Diving with friends on Miss Tippy, time to reflect whilst boathandling……a babysitter….and a party…… and a fabulous sunset…..what a great day!
Dancing is a way of life in Polynesia, here are pictures of islanders dancing in their home made costumes. Love Charlie x
Why WALK Easter Island when you can QUAD BIKE it? An alternative to Mum and Dads advice to see the natural sights of Rapa Nui, the most remote inhabited place in the world. We left the boat in Tahiti to fly 4020 km instead of sailing for 2-3 weeks against the wind to get there. Wise choice!
What an experience!! Watch as they perform their underwater ballet!
Annie cutting up lobsters in Kuna Yala.
We saw the fishermen in KUNA YALA.Their sails are made from sheets!
They were in dugout boats with fish they caught with spears.
These are called Red Snapper.
The lobsters are …
Amy from Yacht Jackamy offered to babysit Charlie, Freddie and Annie on the beach giving us free time to dive with friends from the Rally off Jolly beach.
It was a beautiful day in Antigua.
Derry and …
