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In this update, Dr. Colleen Finnegan describes a green flash, Hōkūleʻa's approach to Panama and the crew's thoughts on re-entering the Pacific.

In this update, Justyn Ah Chong describes listening in on star discussion by the navigators, observing a full sky of constellations and shooting stars, and receiving a 35 lbs New Years Eve present from Kanaloa.

On Leg 26, Hōkūleʻa voyages south from Florida to Panama. In this update, Bob Perkins describes Hōkūleʻa's course and winds around Cuba.

Various members of Leg 26 crew document leaving Key West, Florida, and sailing into the open ocean the week before Christmas.

While at Shake-A-Leg in Miami, Florida, the crew has been graciously hosted by an organization with a unique and inspiring mission.

Hōkūleʻa crew prepare for Leg 26 departure to Panama, and visit National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) offices with Nā Kelamoku in Miami.

Hōkūleʻa is visited by an ānuenue and an ʻiwa as they departed Miami on Sunday, December 18 - the first movement on Leg 26 from Miami to Panama.

After arriving in Miami, crewmembers prepare Hōkūle‘a for departure on Leg 26 from Miami to Panama, as documented by crewmember Kaipo Kīʻaha.