As planned, the first thing was jumping to the The Remnants Trio. I glad I didn't jump in while tired, because it slammed me straight into the black hole for an emergency drop!

There's only one landable body in the system, so I decided to land on that for some sightseeing.

It's a 2.4G planet - I realised as I was approaching that it was really quite large, so if you're not used to slightly higher gravities, be careful.

I tootled around for a bit in my SRV and found some Arsenic and Zirconium, which I am a little low on. I couldn't spend too much time, the Distant Worlds 2 schedule demands you keep moving!

Next POI was Gaesous Twins. These are twin Earth-like worlds co-orbiting, but they are so far apart (nearly 10Ls) you can't see one from the other.

Another 30 or so jumps got me to Arach Nebula. It's not actually in the nebula, but as close to it as you can get.

I few jumps on from there I found a system with an Earth-like world, an Ammonia world, a Water world and four High Metal Content worlds - all untagged.

I had no trouble on arrival at Iris' Missive. It did take a bit of time to line up the nebula behind the black hole for one of those classic screenshots.

I called it a day when I got to the Blue Rhapsody Nebula. I landed on 1 a hoping to find some nice magma spouts, but found just some gas vents.

I might try visiting the other geological POIs tomorrow.

I stopped 1 jump short of The Remnants Trio. I was getting tired and decided to jump in first thing tomorrow when I was more awake.

On the way, I found an (as yet) untagged Earth-like.

It's always nice to bump into these every couple of days.

Just time tonight to visit Hot Temptation.

It's a black hole about 4Ls away from a K-class neighbour - things can get quite warm!

Next stop, The Remnants Trio.

Turns out I didn't get to Hot Temptation tonight, either. I did find an untagged Earth-like, though!

It was paired up with a Water World.

Two days late, I made my way up to WP8, Goliath’s Rest. No real problems, only one boosted jump required. I was quite happy to find the landing zone at 59.5882/-55.9190 to be brightly lit.

While there I decided to drive the SRV around for a bit and pick up whatever materials this planet had until their bins filled up. It didn't take long, at most I was missing 10 nickel and 10 iron and 1 or 2 other materials.

Then I bookmarked all the POIs on the way to WP9 to see how they all fit together and decided to head to Hot Temptation first. It's over 70 jumps away - I won't get there tonight.

I logged off last night just 16 jumps from Breakthrough Echoes. This system has what is probably the holy grail for explorers - an Earth-Like World orbiting a gas giant. Except there's not just one - there's three of them! And one of them has a ring!

I stopped for the night at Lower Hades Edge (alternate WP8, Geological (2)) shortly before local sunset, one day late for the alternate meetup.

Tomorrow night I'll try to get to the proper WP8 Goliath's Rest.

Day 69 I spent travelling. I had to stop two jumps short of my intended destination, Black Giants Nebula, which I reached first thing on Day 70.

The next POI was the Lyaisae Juliet Nebula Cluster. On the way I entered Eorl Broae PD-A d14-1387 which has a gas giant with huge rings relatively close to its star.

The Lyaisae Alpha Nebula itself has a black hole and a ringed Y-class brown dwarf.

I also visited the nearby Lyaisae Beta Nebula. Here's a landable moon orbiting a gas giant with the entry black hole the smudge above and to the left.

The Braisio Juliet Beta Nebula is a beautiful red/green nebula.

The Braisio Juliet Alpha Nebula is one of those blue/purple nebulas.

Once inside it, it turned a much lighter blue/purple that seems to be a match for my Beluga's Iridescent Dusk paintjob.

Now I turned for the next POI, Breakthrough Echoes. About 16 jumps short I found an untagged Earth-like! It's been a few days since the last one.

It was quite late so I parked up for the night here, hopefully I should get to the next waypoint tomorrow night.

It was only three jumps to the Silver Highway.

It looks much darker and less impressive than the EDSM pictures. More of the recent ED lighting 'improvements' I guess?

Next stop: Stairway To Heaven.

Last stop for the evening (now morning) was the Dark Eye Nebula.

It was a fairly uneventful trip, just hit the jump button a bit too soon once and knocked a couple of points of health off things. The AFMU fixed them, but is itself down to 98%.

I headed first for the Karkina Nebula

Next was the G2 Dust Cloud which I found hard to discern.

On my way to Crown Of Ice I found an untagged Earth-Like World:

When I got to Crown Of Ice I parked up on 4 b for the night.

The next Phua Aub nebula was 'Epsilon', where I found a pair of landable worlds in close orbit:

The last nebula was 'Kappa':

The last POI for the night was the black hole system GRS 1739-278