Follow our exploits as we travel around Indonesia. Near arrest, Komodo Dragons, Orangutangs, lovely friendly people, temples and much more!
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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
1500 miles out into the Pacific we all felt a bit …well….bonkers!! Click on pic below to watch film….
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The Tippy kids go underwater on S.C.U.B.A. kit in the Great Barrier Reef…. diving from Rock2Rock!
Just a few shots of Annie, Mum and Dad and some lovely fish in the Similan Islands 70 miles off the coast of Thailand.
Annie is confident 12 meters deep!
I thought I’d tuned into MTV. That was, well, BONKERS!!!
I thought it was rather normal – I was just the same when I was whizzing around the Pacific many years ago…
Hi Sheila and all your lovely family.
We have been watching your adventures, and your Mam and Dad said we should leave a message to let you know we are thinking of you.
Looks like you are having the most amazing experiences.
Take care, God bless.
Trish, Tony, Marie, Lawrence and Joseph
(Auntie Joanie’s daughter and family)
xxx
Yes
I think you lot are just about ready for Cranleigh school now!
Keep having fun!!
Nigel (maddies dad)
hi guys
great video of you dancing and being bonkers
lots of love anna
hi guys
you look like u are having great fun on the boat and going bonkers on the long trips.
we are all thinking of u
ollie
But that’s what they’re always like !!
Lily and I are looking forward to seeing that video played again at the girls’ weddings. I am not so sure that they will be so keen.
It made us laugh a lot sat here in rainy Buckinghamshire!
Paul & Lily
I must say I am quite concerned for the metal health of your children. Obviously trapping them on this tiny boat is not good for them. Also, I don’t see the point of forcing them to go from place to place and see all these things and exposing them to dangerous situations with strange people when there is perfectly good literature with illustrations on the very countries you are seeing! I find National Geographic for kids a perfectly fine resource and should satisfy the need for outlandish adventures. If this is not enough there are some nice TV programs that, with supervision, can be quite educational. If you must continue with this dubious sailing thing I would like to suggest you consider placing what appear to be lovely children in boarding school, of which I understand there are many in your country. I would implore you to do this before it’s too late !
Concerned,
Brian Johnson
PS, I find their taste in music deplorable and fear they will never developed a refined ear for the classics if you let them listen to this crazy so called music.