Here are circumnavigation articles, media, and musings, arranged by topic.

Heartsong III in Majorca

About the Boat
  • Flags
    Here are lists and discussions of the flags Heartsong III carried during the circumnavigation. Primary Flag — Stars and Stripes According to ...
  • Peripheral Equipment and Accessories Aboard Heartsong III
    Here is a list of peripheral equipment and accessories aboard Heartsong III for all or part of the circumnavigation. Tender and ...
  • Major Equipment Aboard Heartsong III
    Here is a list of the major equipment aboard Heartsong III for all or part of the circumnavigation. Rig Selden furling mast Selden ...
  • Logbook Statistics to Date
    Statistics from the Logbook June 1998 through December 2000 (Florida to New Zealand) From departure until January 1, 2001, Heartsong III sailed 12,000 miles ...
  • An Open Letter to Hylas Yachts
    July 1999 Dear Dick Jachney & Joseph Huang, et al.: In 1996 and 1997, we must have looked at 50 new and ...
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Heartsong III in the Gulf of Aden

Heartsong III in Majorca

About Passages and Crossings
  • Mid-Atlantic Evening (Video)
    Almost exactly halfway across the Atlantic Ocean, we had a perfect day of downwind sailing, followed by a perfect sunset ...
  • Dolphins in the Adriatic Sea (Video)
    On passage in the Adriatic and Ionian Seas between Primosten, Croatia, and the Straits of Messina, we saw a lot ...
  • Pre-Passage Checklists
    In my view, successful voyaging is dependent on successful preparation.  Nothing is easier or more effective than a good checklist.  ...
  • Logbook Statistics to Date
    Statistics from the Logbook June 1998 through December 2000 (Florida to New Zealand) From departure until January 1, 2001, Heartsong III sailed 12,000 miles ...
  • Watch Schedule – Tonga to New Zealand
    Here is the watch schedule and task list we kept for the 6-day passage from Tonga to New Zealand. Hours Watch Task Time Radio Freq Notes 0900 ALAN Morning Check ...
  • Tonga to New Zealand (Video)
    In November 1999, we departed Tongatapu, Kingdom of Tonga, for Whangarei, New Zealand.  The passage took six exhilarating days.  Even ...
  • Passage to the Galapagos (Video)
    In April 1999, we completed our transit of the Panama Canal and set sail across the Pacific Ocean.  First stop ...
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How to stay dry in the dinghy

About the Voyaging Lifestyle
  • Amazon Author Page
    Amazon has given me an author page for my book, A Voyage of Heart and Song. I feel so official!
  • Get the Book
    A Voyage of Heart and Song A Voyage of Heart and Song, the book about Liza and Alan Farrow-Gillespie’s sailing circumnavigation, ...
  • Thank you
    Thank you for joining us along our journey and for participating in this site.  There are so many people around ...
  • Circumnavigation Wrap-Up and Highlights
    Here are some random summaries and final thoughts from 6 years of living on a sailboat. Favorite Anchorages (in no particular ...
  • A Day in Phong Gnong Bay, Thailand (Video)
    Phong Gna Bay, adjoining Phuket Island, has more beautiful anchorages per square meter than just about anywhere else in the ...
  • At Anchor in Thailand (Video)
    In Phong Gnong Bay, near Phuket, Thailand, we drove the dinghy around the boat at sunset for a 360-degree look ...
  • In Time (Poem)
    Time was once a balance beam And I a gymnast, just to stay on it; On time. Hard on its edge I ran ...
  • Sydney Harbour New Year’s Eve (Video)
    On December 31, 2001, we were anchored in the middle of Sydney Harbour, not far from the Harbour Bridge, for ...
  • Cruising Vanuatu
    Vanuatu Cruising Notes from August 2001 (Partial) **IMPORTANT NOTE: The information below is NOT intended to be complete, but rather is ...
  • Cruising Fiji
    Fiji Cruising Notes: June-July 2001 **IMPORTANT NOTE: The information below is NOT intended to be complete, but rather is selective, opinionated, ...
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Heartsong III | Vanuatu | Dugong

Dugong

Sea Creatures

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Straits of Malacca

Piracy

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    Heartsong III | Turkey | Farrow-Gillespie

    From Cappadocia with love

    Letters Home

    • Amazon Author Page
      Amazon has given me an author page for my book, A Voyage of Heart and Song. I feel so official!
    • Get the Book
      A Voyage of Heart and Song A Voyage of Heart and Song, the book about Liza and Alan Farrow-Gillespie’s sailing circumnavigation, ...
    • Thank you
      Thank you for joining us along our journey and for participating in this site.  There are so many people around ...
    • Circumnavigation Wrap-Up and Highlights
      Here are some random summaries and final thoughts from 6 years of living on a sailboat. Favorite Anchorages (in no particular ...
    • Flags
      Here are lists and discussions of the flags Heartsong III carried during the circumnavigation. Primary Flag — Stars and Stripes According to ...
    • Peripheral Equipment and Accessories Aboard Heartsong III
      Here is a list of peripheral equipment and accessories aboard Heartsong III for all or part of the circumnavigation. Tender and ...
    • Major Equipment Aboard Heartsong III
      Here is a list of the major equipment aboard Heartsong III for all or part of the circumnavigation. Rig Selden furling mast Selden ...
    • Mid-Atlantic Evening (Video)
      Almost exactly halfway across the Atlantic Ocean, we had a perfect day of downwind sailing, followed by a perfect sunset ...
    • Dolphins in the Adriatic Sea (Video)
      On passage in the Adriatic and Ionian Seas between Primosten, Croatia, and the Straits of Messina, we saw a lot ...
    • A Day in Phong Gnong Bay, Thailand (Video)
      Phong Gna Bay, adjoining Phuket Island, has more beautiful anchorages per square meter than just about anywhere else in the ...
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    Malaysian elephant sanctuary

    Traveling Inland

    Read more posts about our land travel . . .