Arrived in Africa
20º50.721' N
17º01.805' W
Oops! -- I knew Robert shouldn't have left me in charge of navigating in the bay!
Just kidding :)
The Baie de Cansado was littered with half-sunken ships like this one, not due to any storms or accidents, but just out of neglect. There was also a lot of dust and acrid smells in the air from the nearby iron factories.
As a result, we had mixed emotions as we arrived after four days of sailing -- relieved to have made it, but unsure of what to expect next.
17º01.805' W
Oops! -- I knew Robert shouldn't have left me in charge of navigating in the bay!
Just kidding :)
The Baie de Cansado was littered with half-sunken ships like this one, not due to any storms or accidents, but just out of neglect. There was also a lot of dust and acrid smells in the air from the nearby iron factories.
As a result, we had mixed emotions as we arrived after four days of sailing -- relieved to have made it, but unsure of what to expect next.
posted by james at 5:00 PM
1 Comments:
Wow, you've gone LCD on the jokes since you went G-rated with the content. Wanh-wanh.
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