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The Tuamotus

We took an unexpected trip the Tuamotus  on our way to Raiatea to have Amandla’s rudder fixed.  It turned out to be a blessing because

1) we got to visit two wonderful motus with AMAZING snorkeling

2) we made some great new friends

3) we likely would not have made it to Hawaii in December without repairing the rudder

The Captain took some great snorkeling pictures supplemented by Octopus photos from our friends on Gypsy Blues

One comment The Tuamotus

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