All things voyaging and voyaging research
I spent much of this past year floating on the Pacific Ocean and studying its stunning shades. My friend Alexandra and I started an Ocean Appreciation Club. An Olympic swimmer gave me swimming lessons in the Coral Triangle. I dove into 11,000 meters of water above the deepest known part of the Earth’s seabed. I listened to…
My research has attuned me to the power of invitations. They make us feel seen, included, valued, and welcome. They are free and low risk! So who could you invite to dinner, to the dinner table, to a weekend adventure, to a phone call or a cup of tea? Perhaps someone outside of your norm.
I’m headed back to Polynesia for a crash course in Traditional Polynesian Voyaging and to document the life story of Master Navigator Teuatakiri (Tua) Pittman who has traveled over 60,000 nautical miles without charts, compass, or any of the instruments familiar to many of us.