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Attack on the Sailing-Amira

Attack on the Sailing-Amira: reports and photos have disappeared

Sailing-Amira.de has also been affected by the global wp2shell security vulnerability in the WordPress website software. “During a security audit, we found concrete evidence that your WordPress site was compromised by this attack and that files and/or databases have been affected,” the web host informs us.

Our Amira is pulled from the Rio Dulce.

Our Amira rolls over land

Guatemala – Our Amira is pulled out of Rio Dulce and rolls as if by a ghostly hand across the shipyard grounds. “Go back to the starting line!” is the command. We are back there, where we were a year ago.

Forgot to turn off the flame on the stove

Parkinson and forgetfulness

Peter is becoming increasingly forgetful. This is related to Parkinson’s. Sometimes he confuses Sylke with Maria, sometimes he talks about Mexico when he means Colombia, and sometimes he leaves the gas flame on the stove. Until an egg explodes.

Dark clouds hang over the Amira during the trip to Guatemala.

Lightning on the way to the hurricane hole

Guatemala – Hurricane season has begun. We are heading to safety in Río Dulce, Guatemala. On the journey on a night as black as jet we are accompanied by loud flashes of lightning.

Homepage: Lost in the war of IT systems

Building our homepage is making me break a sweat. Three systems are getting in each other’s way. The artificial intelligence ChatGPT helps, but in the end it has me consult another AI—and when that doesn’t help, a human. Still: the site sailing-amira.de is now online.

Diving on Utila

We’re diving off Utila

Utila is considered a diving paradise. Together with Belgian sailing friends, we head into the underwater world. Marian Van Roy captures our dive in pictures. Here are the photos.

Attack on the Sailing-Amira

Attack on the Sailing-Amira: reports and photos have disappeared

Sailing-Amira.de has also been affected by the global wp2shell security vulnerability in the WordPress website software. “During a security audit, we found concrete evidence that your WordPress site was compromised by this attack and that files and/or databases have been affected,” the web host informs us.

Our Amira is pulled from the Rio Dulce.

Our Amira rolls over land

Guatemala – Our Amira is pulled out of Rio Dulce and rolls as if by a ghostly hand across the shipyard grounds. “Go back to the starting line!” is the command. We are back there, where we were a year ago.

Forgot to turn off the flame on the stove

Parkinson and forgetfulness

Peter is becoming increasingly forgetful. This is related to Parkinson’s. Sometimes he confuses Sylke with Maria, sometimes he talks about Mexico when he means Colombia, and sometimes he leaves the gas flame on the stove. Until an egg explodes.

Dark clouds hang over the Amira during the trip to Guatemala.

Lightning on the way to the hurricane hole

Guatemala – Hurricane season has begun. We are heading to safety in Río Dulce, Guatemala. On the journey on a night as black as jet we are accompanied by loud flashes of lightning.

Homepage: Lost in the war of IT systems

Building our homepage is making me break a sweat. Three systems are getting in each other’s way. The artificial intelligence ChatGPT helps, but in the end it has me consult another AI—and when that doesn’t help, a human. Still: the site sailing-amira.de is now online.

Diving on Utila

We’re diving off Utila

Utila is considered a diving paradise. Together with Belgian sailing friends, we head into the underwater world. Marian Van Roy captures our dive in pictures. Here are the photos.

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