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Category Archives: Pacific Puddle Jump
Semper Gumby
Opua, New Zealand So there we were (doesn’t every great story start that way?) in Coff’s Harbour and little did we know that this would be the end of our Australian East Coast Adventure. We were doing a bit of … Continue reading
Posted in Boats, budget travel, Pacific Puddle Jump, Sailing, sea life, travel, world travel
Tagged budget travel, crewing, Sailing, South Pacific, travel
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Battle Fortress: South Pacific
Bora Bora, Society Islands, French Polynesia Well, welcome to the only other island out here that you’ve probably ever actually heard of! Just because, again, we know that you’re wondering, Bora Bora is right here: Did you know that long … Continue reading
Posted in budget travel, French Polynesia, Pacific Puddle Jump, Places We've Been, Sailing, travel, world travel
Tagged Bora Bora, project bobcat, world war 2
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Feeding the Wildlife
Moorea, Society Islands, French Polynesia Most of the guidebooks about Moorea will at least mention feeding the sting rays. Typically, you would need to rent a boat or hire a tour guide to go do this but since our old … Continue reading
Posted in French Polynesia, Pacific Puddle Jump, travel
Tagged Moorea, Sailing, snorkeling, South Pacific, Tahiti, underwater video
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More Sex and Jesus
Papeete, Tahiti, Society Islands, French Polynesia (cont’d from previous) Then there is the whole nudity / sexuality thing here in French Polynesia. Which, why put sex and religion in the same blog post? Because here one isn’t exclusive of the … Continue reading
Sex and Jesus
Papeete, Tahiti, Society Islands, French Polynesia We Americans are such prudes. No, seriously we are. We’ve heard it before and really, it’s true. Puritan roots = massive prudes. You really aren’t able to appreciate the level of our prudishness until … Continue reading
Ukulele 101
Papeete, Tahiti, Society Islands, French Polynesia As previously mentioned, music is a major part of these peoples’ lives. Outside the market and along the main drag of the city is a bank that more importantly serves as the unofficial gathering … Continue reading
Posted in French Polynesia, Pacific Puddle Jump, travel
Tagged music, papeete, Tahiti, ukulele
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Haven’t had a pig roast yet…
Papeete, Tahiti, Society Islands, French Polynesia We’re going to tackle the rest of this town in three parts: food, music and sexuality/spirituality. Let’s start with food. Because really, that last one will probably have you checking back at least to … Continue reading
How do you say “Landlubber” en Francais?
Papeete, Tahiti, Society Islands, French Polynesia Alright, well, before Tiffany’s mom arrives and we do the bungalows / hi-life thing, we have a few days to stretch our legs and explore Papeete on our own. It’s been quite some … Continue reading
The Little Boat That DID!
Papeete, Tahiti, Society Islands, French Polynesia Tahiti is also the place where we part ways with FLY AWEIGH. A few months and about 5000 nautical miles ago, two friends asked us to come with them on an amazing adventure. To … Continue reading
Posted in Fly Aweigh, food, Pacific Puddle Jump, travel
Tagged French Polynesia, Sailing, Tahiti
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We’ve Reached Civilization Indeed!
Papeete, Tahiti, Society Islands, French Polynesia Located in the Society Island chain, Tahiti is the best known and main island of French Polynesia. With a massive population of 131,695, Papeete is the capital of both the island and the colony. … Continue reading
Posted in French Polynesia, Pacific Puddle Jump, travel
Tagged French Polynesia, history, Sailing, Tahiti
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