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Day 100 15 July 2000
Aru Sea
"100 Day Statistics"
Captain's Journal Day 100 Duyfken Lat: 4 45 S, Long: 136 10 E Days at sea: 71 Days in harbour: 29 Hours on passage: 1458.1 Under sail: 1078.5 hours (74%) Under power: 379.6 hours (26%) Hours on watch: 881 per person Hours on helm: 210 per person Hours on lookout: 239 per person Hours of sleep: 747 per person Meals cooked: 3318 Number of tacks: 29 Number of times wearing ship: 14 Weighed anchor: 20 times Hoisted topsails: 99 times Furled topsails: 59 times Weather observations sent to Met Bureau: 138 Craypots caught on props: 3 Fish caught: 8 Safety drills: 10 Sea buckets (canvas) made on board: 4 Sea buckets lost overboard: 4 Sea buckets recovered: 1 Food consumed: Rice: 65kg Lentils: 10kg Canned tomatoes: 45kg Limes: 1 sack Canned fruit: 85kg Coffee beans: 7kg Weetbix: 25kg Muesli: 25kg Bread Baked: 284 loaves Diesel consumed: 5400 litres Sewage/sullage pumped overboard: 68 250 litres Soap used: 10 cakes. (Only dirty people need to wash) Heads (toilets) cleaned: 194 times Fresh water used: 21 960 litres Rotations of propellers: 2 062 000 (approx.) Number of waves encountered: 15 336 283 (approx.) Hammock oscillations: ditto Total length of anchor cable hauled in by hand: 3000 metres (3 kilometres) Amount of time 1st mate spent ashore: 31 hours Bilge pump strokes: 8100 Snores emanating from hold: 2 129 600 Snores emanating from 1st mate's and master's cabin: nil (this figure supplied by master and disputed by some of the crew) Satellite telex messages sent: 421 (including this one) Messages received: 162 Chocolate Mooses consumed: 1 (For lunch today, celebrating 100 days. The packaging suggested it would serve 48 people, but 13 managed to finish it off.) With assistance from Nicole Gardner, ship's statistician and OIC useless information.
Peter Manthorpe
Master