Saturday, 10 January 2009

HALF WAY


Yesterday was the longest day on the water for the guys. 60 km.
Fantastic!!
Last night 01:00 A.M. I was woken up by a phone call from yosale' apologizing for the late hour to say that one of the EPIRBs is beeping non stop and that I should contact the main office to let them know that it is a false alarm. We canceled the use of that satellite emergency beacon for now.
No worries, they still have 2 more
They are now back paddling in the sheltered channels getting close to their next re-stocking point for food and fuel for the next leg. It has been nearly a month since the last village.

Here are some "life on expedition" photos:

THE CAVE MAN-ON.






IS THIS EATABLE AT ALL????-SHATSKI



YUM YUM YUM...


IT'S ONLY WHEN THE TIDE GOES OUT THAT YOU DISCOVER WHO'S BEEN SWIMMING NAKED.



AND IT DOESN'T GET BETTER THEN THAT,
WHEN YOU'RE IN PARADISE, YOU'LL KNOW IT.
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About Us

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Roy Shatzki-(27) an air force officer, traveler and sea paddler. Lives in kibutz Regavim. On Arnon-(32) an engineer, outdoor instructor, and sea paddler. Lives in kibutz Gaaton in the north of Israel. Yosale Dror- (28)- sea kayak instructor at Optimist kayak club in Sdot Yam, student of Psychology, lives in kibutz Nahsholim.