Passage Canal de Corinthe 01/06/23

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Leaving Wahine for a few days and swapping ocean waves for academic ones. I’m heading to Tokyo for another IAFOR conference — this one focused on education, with nearly 800 delegates from 65 countries. IAFOR (The International Academic Forum — https://iafor.org) is a global, multicultural, interdisciplinary network that convenes scholars from around the world to advance research, dialogue, and innovation. I’ll also be meeting Professor Jim McNally, one of the world’s leading gerontologists and a beta reader for my new book. Looking forward to deep conversations on longevity… but first, a row to shore. 🚣‍♂️🌏 See you soon, Wahine. Tokyo, here we go. Check out @IaforOrg

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Won the America’s Cup? ✅ Winning at the Sardinia Cup? ✅ Dean Barker is calling tactics on James Neville’s TP52 Ino Veritas, and the team kicked off the regatta with an SC1 race win in Porto Cervo. Not bad for only their second regatta together on the boat. 👀 #SardiniaCup #NorthSails #sailing

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Out approach to the nav buoys and the St. Marys inlet with Cumberland island (famous for the wild horses on island) after our 1474 mile passage from Antigua--most of the last 31 hours were in a Storm with winds at 40 knots, 4-6 meter seas and we blew out the mainsail just after dawn this day. We were happy to see the inlet. This was the first trip to the U.S. for Sloan (Antiguan) [ Antigua to St. Thomas to St.Marys Georgia, USA passage short reels ]

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