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"Just a touch here and there keeps her going straight, anticipating the canoe movement before she gets too far off the mark. That's the rhythm that makes the work go easier; the connection to vessel stronger."

“Iʻm the best version of myself when Iʻm out here.”

In the black of night, when we're steering by the stars and counting the miles with bubbles racing by our speeding canoe, we are reminded how truly analog voyaging was for centuries.

Master navigator Bruce Blankenfeld reports on weather and sailing conditions from Hōkūleʻa en route to Mauritius.

"Certainly as all of us seek to find meaning and connection whether it be to place, people, objects, or movements. We can all agree this canoe and this voyage has meaning. "

Master navigator Bruce Blankenfeld describes the course line and weather conditions for the 2,300 mile journey to Mauritius.

Education specialist Kalei Velasco reflects on the crew outreach in Cocos Island.

Crewmembers build strong bonds with one another amid the challenging Indian Ocean.