S/V MOMO

An Incomplete and Biased Guide to Life, Love, and Maintenance on a Cruising Sailboat

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Gallery: Five Wretched Wrecks

Anchor at Beveridge Reef

San Augustin III, Puerto Don Juan, Sea of Cortez, Mexico

SS Catalina, Ensenda, Mexico

Wreck of the Liberty, Beveridge Reef

Wreck on the Avatiu breakwater, Raratongo, Cook Islands

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MOMO IN WHANGAROA, NEW ZEALAND

WHERE WE'VE BEEN / WHERE WE ARE

WHO WE ARE

Michelle and Bernard have been living and travelling aboard Momo with their two daughters, Lola and Jana, since 2003.

Michelle Elvy is an editor and manuscript assessor, working with writers of novels, memoirs, and short fiction. She also edits the online journals, Flash Frontier: An Adventure in Short Fiction and Blue Five Notebook, and is Assistant Editor for the Best Small Fictions series. michelleelvy.com

Bernard Heise works as a German-to-English translator and is a member of the New Zealand Society of Translators & Interpreters. Along with working for agencies in the legal, marketing, and financial fields, he specializes in academic translations, primarily in the social sciences.

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LIFE & LOVE

Bernard's First Log Entry on Momo - 28 February 2004 (October 2015)
Debunking the Baby Myth (April 2010)
International Women's Day Then and Now: Women Rocking the World in Their Own Way (March 2010)
Making the Shift from Land to Sea: Moving Aboard with Kids (September 2010)
On the Balance of Risk and Freedom and Choice: a Response to the Rebel Heart Controversy (April 2014)
Passage Making: On the Importance of Being Ready for Nothing at All (May 2011)
Podcast Interview: Sailing? Adventure? Or Merely a Way of Life? (July 2014)
The (Road)way of the Orca (October 2011)
The Ideal State of Momo (January 2010)
Up Close and Personal with Peppers (July 2010)

MAINTENANCE

Addendum to: An Expression of Doubt — How can Hydrovane Self-Steering really be any good? (May 2010)
An Expression of Doubt — How can Hydrovane Self-Steering really be any good? (May 2010)
Dealing with the Scum Line: Painting the Bootstripe with Vivid Anti-Fouling Paint (December 2009)
DIY Siphon (June 2014)
Easy Bake Recipe for Stove Burner Repair (October 2011)
Making Charts from Google Earth (May 2014)
Making Sure the Current Flows: An Inexpensive Electrical System That Will Keep Your Lights On (December 2009)
Mason 43 Mast Step Replacement Ensenada 2004 (January 2016)
Need to Control Your Twist? Consider an Off-Center Vang (October 2010)
Overheating Engine? -- Try Installing a Second Heat-Exchanger (December 2009)
Replacing Boat Windows (December 2009)
The Short and Unhappy Life of Momo's "New" Mainsail (October 2010)
Tying Stuff Down (February 2016)
Wind-Vane Self-Steering on Momo: Balancing the Machine (November 2015)

TRAVEL NOTES

3000 Miles of Waves and Sky -- Indian Ocean Crossing 2015 (September 2015)
Beyond First Impressions: Ambon Indonesia -- Dec. 2013 (September 2014)
Cross-legged: A Reflection on the Bonding Nature of Cultural Difference -- Fiji 2009 (October 2014)
Fiji -- Celebrating Taxes on Koro Island - July 2009 (February 2010)
Madagascar Early Impressions: Harnessing the Wind (October 2015)
Madagascar First Impressions: Music Festival of Nosy Be (and a Little about Sex) (September 2015)
New Zealand to Fiji -- May to September 2013 (November 2013)
Palmerston Island: Between Yesterday and Tomorrow -- 2008 (April 2010)
Paper Dance from the Mexican Cha-cha to the Springtime Shuffle (August 2014)
SE Asia Impressions: Bali Nyepi -- March 2014 (July 2015)
SE Asia Impressions: Bali Street Scenes -- March 2014 (June 2015)
SE Asia Impressions: Wild Things -- 2013-2014 (July 2014)
Tanga Tanzania to Lamu Kenya (June/July 2016)
Tual and Debut - Kai Island - Indonesia -- November 2013 (April 2014)
Vanuatu -- September / October 2013 (January 2014)
Vanuatu to Indonesia -- October to November 2013 (May 2014)
Vignette: Tanzania / Tanga -- Impromptu Community (March 2016)
Vignette: Tanzania / Tanga -- It's a Crime (March 2016)
Vignette: Tanzania / Tanga -- Market (March 2016)
Vignette: Tanzania / Zanzibar -- Beaded things (February 2016)
Wild Phosphorescence -- Ko Phaluai Thailand (September 2014)

VIDEOS & GALLERIES

Gallery: Five from the Yasawas
Gallery: Five Hooked Fish
Gallery: Five of Coastal Deserts
Gallery: Five of Momo
Gallery: Five Speared Fish
Gallery: Five Wretched Wrecks
Video--Home Skooling on Momo
Video--Momo's Home Improvement

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WHAT'S IN A NAME

From Michael Ende's Momo (1973):

Momo went over to the door, touched it with her hour-lily, which had only one petal left, and opened it wide. The time store was cold no longer, now that the last of the time-thieves had gone. Momo marveled at the contents of the huge vault. Innumerable hour-lilies were arrayed in its endless shelves like crystal goblets, no two alike and each more beautiful than the other. Hundreds of thousands, indeed, millions of hours were stored here, all of them stolen from people's lives. The temperature steadily rose until the vault was as hot as a greenhouse. Just as the last petal in Momo's hour-lily fluttered to the ground, all the other flowers left their shelves in clouds and swirled above her head. It was like a warm spring storm, but a storm made up of time released from captivity.

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