2011-2012 Sailing Calendar from the Freewinds magazine.







Download PDF:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/c4zbt6wqixvos3c/Freewinds.pdf

I see the sailing schedule has expanded to St.Lucia, Barados, St.Vincent. Looks very tempting.

-Squirrelbusta

I wonder which of those little islands will be the one that replaces Bonaire for having Freewinds' sewage dumped on it and polluting the groundwater.
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Also, I think you'll find it more tempting if you use public transport. It'll be a lot cheaper that way, plus you won't be roped into doing all that stupid scientology shit, so you'll have more time and money to actually enjoy what the islands have to offer.

WE need to get a critic fleet and follow that ship around like on Whale Wars

So anyway, Freewinds' itinerary changed last week (Dec 12th) to the St.Lucia, Barbados,St.Vincent run.
Marinetraffic.com confirms the change of itinerary and was last recorded in Bridgetown, Barbados 17th Dec 2011, 23:26 UTC

Keep your eyes open for any internet traffic from those areas that mention the cult, i.e. local news media, tweets, photo gallerys, local community forums etc.

Note that the print calendar in the top post may not be completely accurate and sailing days may have changed since it was printed last year.

Here's a local calendar from the Barbados Port Inc. website which looks ahead further...
http://www.barbadosport.com/index.php?option=com_jcalpro&Itemid=101&extmode=cal
You can use the search box at the bottom, to enter "freewinds" and see all calls to Barbados in one list but only shows up to Feb 29th.
Currently the calendar looks ahead as far as May 2012 on the month grid view.
According to that, the Freewinds disappears from the Barbados port calendar at the end of March with its last call there on 29th March 2012 so I imagine it is back to the usual Curacao, Aruba, Bonaire run from then onwards, unless it is paying another one-off visit to Colombia to unload the loot, butter up some Police colonels, and take on more cocaine and slaves cargo... yes I'm [Strike]joking[/Strike] half-joking.

Related uncritical blog media:
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Judging by the number of decks (I counted only 2) the ship is rather small, it is not a regular luxury boat (The Love Boat was much larger). What the hell they use the ship for? I was told once that the ship is for the OT auditing (OT 6, 7 and , but I am not sure if this info is correct.