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Tevake Sailing Charters

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To contact us:

Donna and Les McNelly

Sea Escape Cottages & Charters Inc.

P. O. Box 7, 23 Sea Escape Lane, Bailey Island, Maine 04003

House: (207) 833-5531, Donna’s cell phone: (207) 841–9124

Email: Seaesc@gwi.net, Web page: www.seaescapecottages.com

To contact us:

Capt. Bethany McNelly & Capt. Perry Davis

Tevake Sailing Charters

25 Water St, Thomaston, Maine 04861

House: (207) 354-0274, Bethany’s cell phone: (207) 841–9125,

Perry’s cell phone: (970) 379-4931, Sea Escape: (207) 833-5531

Email: TevakeSailingCharters@hotmail.com

Web page: www.myspace.com/tevake

TevakeHAPPY SAILING IN THE SUN
HAPPY SAILING IN A SHOWER
CASCO THE CAT
SNOW ISLAND ADVENTURE
CAPTAIN BETHANY
CAPTAIN PERRY
TEVAKE & PERRY AT THE COOKS DOCKADMIRAL PEARY’S EAGLE ISLAND HOME
TEVAKE SAILING IN FRONT OF SEA ESCAPE COTTAGES

Tevake

Tevake sailing in front of Sea Escape

Captain Bethany

Captain Perry

Tevake & Perry at the Cooks Dock

Snow Island Adventure

Happy Sailing in the sun

Happy sailing in a shower

Casco The Cat

Admiral Peary’s Eagle Island Home

THE MONUMENT ON LITTLE MARK ISLAND
THE WIND IN YOUR HAIR

The Monument on Little Mark Island

The wind in your hair

What Does Tavake Mean Anyway?

Tevake was one of the greatest Pacific navigators of the twentieth century. His name means `tropicbird'. Tevake himself once said that, like this bird, he went `far and free'.

Tevake was born on Pileni, an island of the Santa Cruz group in the Temotu Province of the Solomon Islands. At about the age of seven, under his father's guidance, he began learning to sail by the stars, winds, and the movements of the ocean. His navigational skills became legendary, and he passed them on to other younger navigators. Late in his life, he showed New Zealand explorer David Lewis how he navigated without instruments. Lewis then took this knowledge to the world.

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