When a local gives you a hand-drawn map of an uncharted, submerged volcano in the middle of the ocean, you go, right? RIGHT. The exact location of Beveridge ...

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in our last sailing Journal we were

visiting the mile-wide island Palmerston

homes the 57 descendants of British

seamen William marster don't know who he

is

be sure to check out our last video we

spent two days with one of the three

families on the island eating local food

learning about their Island and their

fascinating history we felt like we were

as off-the-grid as we could possibly be

that is until we got a hand-drawn map of

a submerged Atoll somewhere on the route

to Tonga if this map was the only guide

we had you can bet we wanted to check

this out the exact location of beverage

reef isn't clear making it a serious

hazard for boats passing through most

vessels try and avoid it as there isn't

actually any land to sea but instead of

missing out on what could be epic I

climb the mast to try and identify a

path entrance by the naked eye

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as we got closer to the reef and got a

better look at what we were up against

we started to get a little nervous

according to our navigation charts we

were already on land so we knew we

couldn't rely on any map the waves were

crashing hard and the water went from

dark blue to clear in a matter of meters

there wouldn't be any room for error

once we identified what we thought was

the path we rolled up our sails and

turned on the engine for more navigation

control through the strong current

needless to say our hearts were

something communication was key in

getting to the bass but we made it

safely and headed deep into the lagoon

where we found a massive sandbar in the

clearest water we had ever seen

our weather files told us that a storm

would seem roll through and the lagoon

has zero protection we set our anchor in

8 feet of water and set off exploring

right away locals told us of a shipwreck

on the reef so we went looking

turns out SB Delos had been here a few

years back when the fishing boat Lady

Liberty was still above water that's

that's pretty pretty bold to be out here

must have come over the reef

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we stayed in the water until our fingers

and toes turned to prunes a storm was

coming and we'd soon have to leave but

we wanted to soak up the magic of this

crystal-clear Lagoon we had all to

ourselves

I couldn't help but be proud that we had

been courageous and perhaps crazy enough

to go so far off the grid we were

rewarded with an experience so

extraordinary it's almost like it was a

dream

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next week we're headed to the Kingdom of

Tonga where we meet up with some

familiar faces participate in our first

kava ceremony and climbed the peak of a

stolen mountaintop until next time

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