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monday, 17 november 2014 last post from whangarei, new zealand. kika has been hauled out, scrubbed and painted. we even varnished the saloon table! kika relaxes after a long journey and takes the weight off her keel! bridget has arrived by air and we are about to take off and explore new zealand in our bargain basement camper van "daisy" purchased by eagle eyed colin on gumtree. when bridget and i go back to the uk at christmas, colin and his daughter jenny will go exploring in the camper van . in the meantime colin is sailing kika down to the port of tauronga where she will be shipped in march 2015 to flushing in holland where i will pick her up and go and see the tulips before sailing back to north wales. some of kikas crew over the past 16 months have kindly put pen to paper and sent their reminiscences so here they are! vincent roddy - our spanish professor and top session musician. (conwy north wales to la coruna in spain.) vince relaxes as we are entertained aboard sephina "excited, i was also very nervous about the start of jon and colin’s round the world trip, especially crossing the bay of biscay way out in the atlantic, away from the coast. i then made a fatal error and googled “biscay crossing”, which enabled me to read a selection of horror stories to make me even more wary of what i had let myself in for. maire had absolute trust in jon, having worked with him for many years – i had played music with jon many times in public and that was (maire assured me) a far less accurate guide to what we had in store. i had the adventure of my life; after the sedate first afternoon sailing to holyhead, we were up and away early in the morning for my first overnighter to arklow, about 11 hours sail if i remember correct. it was scary to experience being completely away from the shore for the first time but i thoroughly enjoyed the thrill of helming, navigating and learning to read the signage at sea under colin’s expert and patient tuition. after several days’ wait in kinsale, it felt like a phoney voyage; it had all come to a standstill as we awaited the right conditions to set off for la coruña but music, spanish lessons, tourism and anti-fouling occupied us until we left. i still think about the days at sea, especially over biscay, whenever i catch sight of the ocean; i appreciated every aspect of the experience, night watches, sunrise, sunset, whales and dolphins, and learning from colin and jon at every turn. a couple of moments stand out, playing music as clive sailed past in sephina, the last whale which passed astern by only a few yards when i was on watch and being able to play some tunes even as we froze in the rain on our route to cork. i realised last june, when i was lucky enough to get on another yacht for a week, that i had learnt so much and that i had really “got the bug”. thanks again for a wonderful experience! " nick orr. occupation barrister - nickname "the judge". expert raconteur and keeper of the ships digestive biscuits. we never discovered his stash! (gran canaria to marigot bay , across the atlantic) a relaxed nick (having just been fortified by one from his mcvite stash) "pluses: hand steering all the way from gran canaria to cape verde (due to non-functioning wind vane). hard work and long hours but enormous fun with kika going like a train (by her standards). atlantic clouds in fluffy rows during the day and brilliant stars at night. i couldn’t have enough of them watching sherlock holmes in the cockpit on joe’s laptop. eating the freshest fish, especially joe’s big tuna. finding the digestives, a vital food source, hidden by jenny. colin complaining during a squall that he had been hit in the face by a flying fish. he took it personally. lou showing us all her experience during the same squall. dancing whenever the opportunity presented itself, though not as dirty as some of the dancing at the ‘jump-up’ at gros islet. kika’s wonderful stability whenever we had heavy weather or heavy seas, particularly when we left cape verde and during the last 24 hours before st lucia, showing all the advantages of a long keel. fantastic crew. we had a ball. minuses jon dislocating his shoulder. actually it was quite exciting, administering morphine and so on, and, in retrospect, it was good to see colin and joe giving the skipper some serious grief. at least we didn’t have to administer a diazepam suppository! i hope the most recent repair is more effective than the previous one. the mass of ropes on the front of the mast. i never worked them out. i’m sure that some of them are just for decoration." tony power. occupation - top jeweller to the celebs, champagne socialist, stand up comic and winner of all general knowledge quizzes (tuamotous islands and tahiti) tony gets to grips with some loose tackle on the foredeck "so much i could write about the details of an outstanding trip with you but i guess i was most impressed by the relentless amounts of coral (from tetiaroa), beer & dancing girls. please see pic...." relax and please sing along to the sound of music "tony simply remembers his favourite thingsssssss...and then he won't feellllll.... so bad". hugh clifford . my oldest pal. we had the great mutual misfortune to be at school together since the age of 14. our relationship has steadily deteriorated over the years, especially in print! (tuamotous islands and tahiti) hugh and tony...sometimes a caption cannot do justice to the shot! "ho osborne; and so the odyssey approaches conclusion; bridget has kindly invited all the cliffords to jollity farm for christmas, so we shall all look forward to seeing you then; well, providing you do note drone on about your trip, and insist on examining, and explaining, each photograph; as you said when first we spoke about the trip all those years ago it was a trip of a lifetime, but for all the wrong reasons; i know that tone and i certainly did not think we would travel more miles in the inflatable than on kika; you will be pleased and relieved to learn that i am currently composing my report, at some length; i regret that you do not feature in a favourable light; amiable colin, does so, of course, and i would not hesitate to join him on a future trip!" (sadly hughies final report seems to have got lost somewhere in the internet. we think it must have corrupted his files.... ed) peter quilliam, fisherman extraordinaire, top stew chef. (panama to marquesa islands) pete has never been this relaxed before! an awesome experience and something i doubt i will ever better. great company and very , very competent skipper and first mate . thanks for allowing me to be a part of your amazing adventure. i quote from an entry in my own log on the long jump from galapagos to the marquesa islands and one day in particular. 19 thapril (now named by me as black saturday) the day didnt start well. early morning the skipper rudely woke me up to get at the tools under my bunk saying the engine had blown up! an oil pipe had blown off and the sump now held all of our engine oil!! not what you want to hear part way through a 3000 mile journey from the galapagos island to the marquesa islands!! a bit of an initial panic but 2/3 hours later all was fixed. just as well these chaps can turn their hand to most things. lunchtime.....i'm cooking when there's a huge bang and clouds of acrid smoke appeared around the chart table just behind me. definitely an electrical problem! all was switched off and the regulator suspected but after much head scratching and deep thinking it turned out that the inverter had blown up. i can assure you that the last thing you need mid pacific is a fire when there's no chance of help arriving for god knows how long....if ever. yet again our skipper and first mate rose to the challenge and sorted the problem. useful chaps. during the afternoon the winds dropped further so we dropped all sail and launched our secret weapon...a parasail. high tech ,very expensive and very impressive when fl

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