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Population: 4.6 million
Capital: Baton Rouge
New Orleans, LA
Day 67: Travel Day: New Orleans, LA to Lafayette, LA
Saturday, January 2, 2021 Travel Day: New Orleans, LA to Lafayette, LA ODOMETER: 81,765 | TODAY'S MILES: 135 | MILES TRAVELED: 3,820 by GrantIt’s cool this morning at 50 degrees and we’re getting ready to hit the road. The dogs are a bit restless so we take...
Day 66: New Orleans, LA
Friday, January 1, 2021New Orleans, LAODOMETER: 81,630 | MILES TRAVELED: 3,685 by GrantIt’s a quiet start to the day. Jack and Ellie are sleeping in and Jana and I decide to take a walk down to the riverfront. New Orleans is relatively quiet as it nurses its...
Day 65: Jack’s 16th Birthday and NYE | New Orleans, LA
Thursday, December 31, 2020Jack's 16th Birthday & NYE | New Orleans, LAODOMETER: 81,630 | MILES TRAVELED: 3,685 by GrantIt is New Years Eve, but more importantly it is Jack’s Birthday! He is 16 today and Jana and I could not be more proud of the fine young...
Day 64: Travel Day: Navarre Beach, FL to New Orleans, LA
Wednesday, December 30, 2020Travel Day | Navarre Beach, FL to New Orleans, LAODOMETER: 81,630 | TODAY'S MILES: 229 | MILES TRAVELED: 3,685 by GrantThe dogs LOVED the beach park in the morning. We usually have to keep them on leash because of the number of dogs...
Lafayette, LA
Day 69: Travel Day: Lafayette, LA to Lake Livingston, TX
Monday, January 4, 2021Travel Day: Lafayette, LA to Lake Livingston, Onalaska, TXODOMETER: 81,982 | TODAY'S MILES: 217 | MILES TRAVELED: 4,037 by GrantWe mobilize with the intention of getting an early start, but as I am attaching Louise to Thelma (the Jeep to...
Day 68: Lafayette, LA
Sunday, January 3, 2021 Lafayette, LA ODOMETER: 81,765 | MILES TRAVELED: 3,820 by GrantWe got up before sunrise to meet Red at his club on Doucet Street. We travel with him over to the airfield where he stores his planes just as the sun is coming up. It’s early...
Day 67: Travel Day: New Orleans, LA to Lafayette, LA
Saturday, January 2, 2021 Travel Day: New Orleans, LA to Lafayette, LA ODOMETER: 81,765 | TODAY'S MILES: 135 | MILES TRAVELED: 3,820 by GrantIt’s cool this morning at 50 degrees and we’re getting ready to hit the road. The dogs are a bit restless so we take...
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Sailing Tahiti to Australia | Leg 4: Fiji to Brisbane Passage
Sailing Tahiti to Australia | Leg 4: Fiji to Brisbane Passage A Long-Awaited Departure After having waited in French Polynesia for two and a half months, we excitedly sailed out of Bora Bora around 7:30 am on Saturday, September 4th. Like the rest of French...
Sailing Tahiti to Australia | Leg 3: Bora Bora to Fiji Passage
After having waited in French Polynesia for two and a half months, we excitedly sailed out of Bora Bora around 7:30 am on Saturday, September 4th. Like the rest of French Polynesia, Bora Bora was in COVID lockdown, and we had spent the last week waiting for our departure paperwork to go through all the requisite bureaucratic channels. This required multiple trips to the local gendarmerie (police station), where Grant quickly befriended the two kind and helpful officers, Alex and Bruno.
Sailing Tahiti to Australia | Leg 2: Mo’orea to Bora Bora
It took us about 24 hours to get from Mo’orea to Bora Bora on August 28 2021. Like the rest of French Polynesia, Bora Bora was in COVID lockdown, and we spent a week there waiting for our departure paperwork to go through all the requisite bureaucratic channels. This required multiple trips to the local gendarmerie (police station), where Grant quickly befriended the two kind and helpful officers, Alex and Bruno.
We made trips to get water, fuel and provisions, but apart from that we had to stay on the boat. We passed the time snorkeling (saw a giant moray eel!) and inventing new water sports.
Once we received our exit paperwork, we were finally free to leave for Fiji.
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Sailing Tahiti to Australia | Leg 4: Fiji to Brisbane Passage
Sailing Tahiti to Australia | Leg 4: Fiji to Brisbane Passage A Long-Awaited Departure After having waited in French Polynesia for two and a half months, we excitedly sailed out of Bora Bora around 7:30 am on Saturday, September 4th. Like the rest of French...
Sailing Tahiti to Australia | Leg 3: Bora Bora to Fiji Passage
After having waited in French Polynesia for two and a half months, we excitedly sailed out of Bora Bora around 7:30 am on Saturday, September 4th. Like the rest of French Polynesia, Bora Bora was in COVID lockdown, and we had spent the last week waiting for our departure paperwork to go through all the requisite bureaucratic channels. This required multiple trips to the local gendarmerie (police station), where Grant quickly befriended the two kind and helpful officers, Alex and Bruno.
Sailing Tahiti to Australia | Leg 2: Mo’orea to Bora Bora
It took us about 24 hours to get from Mo’orea to Bora Bora on August 28 2021. Like the rest of French Polynesia, Bora Bora was in COVID lockdown, and we spent a week there waiting for our departure paperwork to go through all the requisite bureaucratic channels. This required multiple trips to the local gendarmerie (police station), where Grant quickly befriended the two kind and helpful officers, Alex and Bruno.
We made trips to get water, fuel and provisions, but apart from that we had to stay on the boat. We passed the time snorkeling (saw a giant moray eel!) and inventing new water sports.
Once we received our exit paperwork, we were finally free to leave for Fiji.
Happy Aussie Father’s Day to @grantiangamble ♥️
Pottsville Beach, NSW, Australia.
Pottsville Beach, NSW, Australia.
Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia
Cape Moreton Lighthouse, Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia 🎥 @jack_gamble_shoots
We recently had the incredible opportunity to share our year-long family travel adventure on the @age.rebels Podcast with @sommerlouiseb @theixmethod . (Link in bio)
Manila, Philippines
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We are currently sailing the South Pacific to Australia.
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