Reef Eel on Toau
Spotted moray eel that looked to be stuck on the reef at low tide but got away quickly when we tried to help it.
posted by Joe and Cindy @ 4:50 PM
SVMaggieDrum - Web Log of a Whitby 42 Sailing Vessel
The adventures of Joe and Cindy on the high seas from Anacortes, WA, to Mexico, and then to the South Pacific 2004 - 2008
Thursday, August 24, 2006
Spotted moray eel that looked to be stuck on the reef at low tide but got away quickly when we tried to help it.
About Me
- Name: Joe and Cindy
- Location: Back in Anacortes, WA, United States
We bought S/V Maggie Drum (1978 Whitby 42)in 1999 as novice sailors in Anacortes WA. Joe worked in a boatyard from 2000-2004 while Cindy supported this hobby of love. We refit MD from stem to stern, basically replacing all sails and systems except the engine. We learned to sail her in the San Juans and Canadian waters. Our shakedown cruise was two months around Vancouver Island May-June 2004. We set out from Anacortes for San Diego and points between in Sept 2004, our first on cruise out of sight of land. We went with the 2004 Baja Ha-Ha rally from San Diego October 31st for Mexico with two stops before Cabo San Lucas where we checked in to Mexico. Our first blog post here was in March 2005. Wow - what a ride it has been! Recommended for all. We sold MD after our second visit to New Zealand. She is still cruising in Australia by the Woodhead family near Brisbane, Australia. We put 15,000 nautical miles under her keel, with thousands more before us and thousands to go.
Previous Posts
- Tuamoto Photos - Kauehi & Toau
- Restaurant Night at Gaston & Valentine's Dining Room
- Tonga & Position Reports - the joys of boating
- Backwater of a Backwater
- First Impressions of Tonga
- On the way to Tonga
- Anniversary and other milestones
- Bora Bora Recap - Late
- Taravana Yacht Club on Taha'a
- Rain in Raiatea
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