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As Hikianalia passes through the middle of a storm cell, the crew works together to ensure each other's safety.

Hōkūle‘a and Hikianalia are approaching the Hawaiian Islands after three years at sea.

As the crew faces challenges in the ITCZ, Nāʻālehu reflects on how all crewmembers have grown and changed as a result of the 31 legs of the voyage.

Hikianalia crewmember Mikiʻala Akiona describes the crucial role that sleep and tasty treats play in crew morale and health while voyaging.

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At this writing, Hikianalia’s navigation team estimates that we are approximately at the halfway point between Tahiti and Hawaiʻi.

Hōkūleʻa has entered the Doldrums, where they are encountering low and variable winds and rain squalls, plus one fish for dinner!

Apprentice navigator describes crossing into the northern hemisphere and using Kūmau (the North Star) to guide Hōkūleʻa home.