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The bread is done and smelling great! Also our cruising speed is higher now and we had self made wraps with ham and tuna (not self caught) which was Yummy.Tonight it might be fish if we catch a Tuna or Spaghetti Carbonara. (If we catch some carbonara :-) )We are curious about todays position results for the catamarans.And by the way we also sailed more than 1000miles on this trip until today. The waves are higher now with around 2.5 to 3m coming from NE while we go west. So there is some surfing and slamming and the autopilot has to work hard. It is amazing to see how Lani can now stand and balance herself in these conditions.A true "seagirl".

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