Mission Accomplished
The final leg from Tanegashima to Kagoshima's Kimotsuki town was completed today at 18:19. Way to go guys. I (Leanne) will be driving in the rain all night with Mr.Mizuno to pick you up and hopefully go for a casual kayak tour over the weekend. It looked like it must have been a rough and exciting final ride. I can't wait to hear all about it.今日１８時１９分ごろ鹿児島の肝付町で種子島の横断を成功して上陸しました。おめでとう。確かに暴風と波があったからどきどきな横断だったでしょう。
今から水野さんと一緒にピックアップのために天草から出る。会うのは久しぶりで楽しみです!
Labels: kayak expedition シーカヤック遠征
posted by Leanne and Rik Brezina at
6:59 pm
2 Comments:
Good to hear the mission is accomplished and everyone is doing well. It sure sounded like quite the adventure. I don't understand all the symbols on your maps, like the bubbles...
I really like the picture of the eclipse taken in Amakusa! So cooL!
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Kootenay Mom and Dad, at 2:26 pm
hi nita. thanks for the comment. I was relieved to have the boys return safely. I think it was quite the journey despite the disappointment of not fully experiencing the solar eclipse.
Sorry the maps are difficult to read. The SPOT unit makes a mark automatically every 20 minutes with a bubble mark. It was cool to be able to track them with such accuracy.
By
Leanne and Rik Brezina, at 10:43 am
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