




SHIP´S DIARY(Translated from Swedish) Noon position report April 12th, 2006, at 1200 24 hour distance: 91 nmAverage speed: 3.8 knotsUnder sail: 24 hrs Other non-logbook data Position: S 41 dgrs 03 mnts E 61 dgrs 25 mnts Wind: W 11-16 knots Wave height: 0.5-1.25 mCOG: 75 dgrsSOG: 4.8 knotsLOG: 4.9 knotsAir pressure: 1024 mbTemperature: 20 dgrs CWater temp.: 17 dgrs CDepth: Abt. 5,000 mWeather: Sunny Lunch: Pork stew with saffronDinner: Meatloaf, boiled potatoes and a cream sauce From the logbook:11/41730 Foresail and sprit topsail set2100 Main staysail set12/40050 Mainsail set0120 Spanker set0600 MOB drill, boat hauled to railing and manned Comments:Easter week is rolling on, but so far we have not seen a trace of it on board the Swedish Ship Götheborg. Neither does the weather make one think of Easter. The warm air is back, making you rather think of Walpurgis night. We have understood that spring is very late in Sweden and we have no wish to trade places. Now that the wind is back after more than 24 hours of near dead calm it is coming from due west and that is of course perfect, considering our course.Everyone appreciated the beautiful day with sunshine and near dead calm, and sundeck was full of off-duty deckhands. Work on the deck caulking cracks where water may sip in is in good progress. If it is a success will show when we have our next heavy rain.We still have fresh apples on board for everyone. But today there is only the bottom layer left in the last box and later on today the stocks will presumably be finished, unless our chefs have a box or two hidden for special purposes.
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Captain Kaaling and his Mate.