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After a week in Makemo we shoved off for the next stop on our Tuamotu itinerary, the uninhabited atoll of Tahanea. Traveling constantly, as ... -
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hey, this is great, I like the blog!
Hi!!!!! Ahoy!!!! I came across your blog, love your stories and have a huge smile on my face. Eli is adorable, so adorable. I am so proud of you guys for living life to the fullest and best. It's just beautiful (as long as the weather is nice and the head is not clogged). I really look forward to the day you pull into Morro Bay. I will be waiting at the harbor patrol with open arms. I want my son Otis to meet Eli! I'll keep track of you now. Much love, Becka
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