Join David and Susie in their travels around the world aboard their Nordhavn 55 “Last Mango”. After retiring from business and leaving England, David and Susie’s land base is in Panama City, Panama, at the crossroads of the world. They travel far and wide both aboard “Last Mango” and on many land-based adventures. Take your time and look around. DON'T FORGET, YOU CAN SUBSCRIBE TO OUR BLOG BY EMAIL, JUST ENTER YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS INTO THE 'FOLLOW US BY EMAIL' BOX BELOW!
Hi Dave & Susie
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Looking forward to seeing you both in april!
This is all very 21st century....... Looking really good and cannot wait for the next update. Hope you are both super duper.
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Spenser xxxxx
More fish photos
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Looking forward to the next installment!
ReplyDeleteHi David and Susie, It was great meeting you this weekend at the Pigweed Wine Group. Hope to connect sometime in the future. Safe travel and Salud! Alberto
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Salem,Massachusetts and hope you enjoy your visit here. Saw the Last Mango while taking the dog on our daily walk. Fine looking vessel.
ReplyDeleteHello David & Susie, Welcome to Australia! We noticed your vessel on MarineTraffic.com, and saw that you are in the Scarborough Harbour just near us. Hope you enjoy your stop in this lovely location. All the Best on your voyage wherever it takes you. Pete & Kelly (Scarborough, QLD, Australia)
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ReplyDeleteCheck out a new website called GoodAnchorage.com Its a Free Crowd Sourced sharing platform for navigation information. I shared 198 anchorages from my 78' Nordhavn USA East Coast & across the South Pacific. Wish I had access to this info before venturing out as it is so hard to access accurate & quality info in many parts of the world. They plug in 72 hour weather & a bunch of features for each anchorage share by fellow mariners. Its pretty cool & did I mention it's FREE would love to see your anchorages & experiences shared for others to benefit from. I consider it my legacy. Cheers Capt Todd