Heading HOME...Leaving our boat in New Caledonia

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @leedeverick
    @leedeverick 8 дней назад +1

    It's always great to return home, hope to catch up in the future. Regards, Larry. Tomoduchi.

    • @sailingtetaiko
      @sailingtetaiko  8 дней назад

      Hi Larry, great hearing from you thank you. Hope all’s well on your side. See you later! Cheers Adam and Vicki

  • @KingsWithAndy
    @KingsWithAndy 7 дней назад +1

    Awesome you guys are home for a bit. Hope to catch up soon! Fingers crossed we can get some fishing in also Adam.

    • @sailingtetaiko
      @sailingtetaiko  7 дней назад

      It’s great to be back for a visit and will make contact re fishing with you!

  • @karoldunn1869
    @karoldunn1869 7 дней назад

    it must have been quite the culture shock being home

    • @sailingtetaiko
      @sailingtetaiko  7 дней назад

      Yes, it was! Adam was a little overwhelmed by all the shops and the options. It was really nice being able to access some of old favourites again.

  • @marinesurveygroupltd7322
    @marinesurveygroupltd7322 7 дней назад +1

    How long are you in Wellington for!? I'm in Eastbourne. So close

    • @sailingtetaiko
      @sailingtetaiko  7 дней назад

      Unfortunately our visit to welly was brief and we are further north now. But thanks for messaging!

  • @nortonmolly
    @nortonmolly 8 дней назад +1

    Curious as to what work would be available and worthwhile for a short time period at this time of the year. Are you working in the fruit pack houses.
    What was the price difference compared to flying?

    • @sailingtetaiko
      @sailingtetaiko  7 дней назад

      Adam is a consulting ecologist so coming home provides an opportunity to do site work and reconnect with clients etc.
      The coach was way cheaper than flying. Per person the coach $85. Flying was $780 for two