We had a great ride at a leisurly pace. Several pods of dolphins swam in our wake obviously hitching a ride. At the near end of the ride we had an incident involving a tow operator that claimed we caused wake damage.
We are disputing this through our insurance company with photos and GPS data from the time of the incident and when I have details I will with permission publish everything I can. Believe me, I will.
So stay tuned.
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Viewing the GPS tracks
The link under the heading "Ship's Log Data" will take you to an unreadable file unless you happen to understand GPS data.
If you have Google Earth installed and are browsing with Internet Explorer merely left click on one of the "Ships log GPS data" links and it will present a zip file to open in a dialog box. So click open on the file and it will then present another dialog box with a KML file. Double click on the file to open the tracks in Google Earth.
Ship's log GPS data:
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