18th May
Don’t know why they call it Cape Bowling Green & Bowling Green Bay we have been taking greenies over the bow most of the morning, not much of a bowling green when we were there, now heading for Townsville to fuel up and stay the night at the Marina, Pat gets off here. During the run to Townsville we managed to get the new staysail up and pulled her real tight. We shipped a bit of water over the bows but everything held, shes a beaut little sail. Lots of wind around both outside and inside the boat thanks to the curry. The entry to the Breakwater marina is interesting. Quite a shallow area around the channel.
Don’t know why they call it Cape Bowling Green & Bowling Green Bay we have been taking greenies over the bow most of the morning, not much of a bowling green when we were there, now heading for Townsville to fuel up and stay the night at the Marina, Pat gets off here. During the run to Townsville we managed to get the new staysail up and pulled her real tight. We shipped a bit of water over the bows but everything held, shes a beaut little sail. Lots of wind around both outside and inside the boat thanks to the curry. The entry to the Breakwater marina is interesting. Quite a shallow area around the channel.
6 comments:
Hi Barry & Co.
Sounds like your having an amazing trip!
Great idea with the blog.
Hopefully can catch up with you in Carnarvon one day.
Regards
Daniel
Dad, will see if I can coax Mum into checking this herself, but in the meantime will fax it...
Keep up the poasting.
Darren, Kirrily, Alison and Geoff.
ps, Did Pat pick the colour scheme?
Hi Barry and Crew ...
Just caught up with your Blogg ... which is great. Looks easy to produce and very effective. Your journey will be very memorable Barry and your crew will have something to produce stories by for years. Legends are made from this sort of trip!
Don't forget to go well south towards Weipa before turning West for Gove.
Fondest regards
Lloyd of Deja vu III
Hi Barry Darren and Kirrilly hope you are all well and happy for the big trip thru the Kimberleys, make sure you look out for the Hyland C between the Mitchell and Hunter Rivers. Go to Bigge Island and Shelter Bay was one of the best anchorages and the Oysters on the beach there a just the best. We are home just doing the ordinary everyday things wish we were in the Kimberleys again they are just so awesom.have a great trip will be thinking of you all cheers Jim & Julie
Hi Barry Darren and Kirrilly hope you are all well and happy for the big trip thru the Kimberleys, make sure you look out for the Hyland C between the Mitchell and Hunter Rivers. Go to Bigge Island and Shelter Bay was one of the best anchorages and the Oysters on the beach there a just the best. We are home just doing the ordinary everyday things wish we were in the Kimberleys again they are just so awesom.have a great trip will be thinking of you all cheers Jim & Julie
Hi Barry Darren and Kirrilly hope you are all well and happy for the big trip thru the Kimberleys, make sure you look out for the Hyland C between the Mitchell and Hunter Rivers. Go to Bigge Island and Shelter Bay was one of the best anchorages and the Oysters on the beach there a just the best. We are home just doing the ordinary everyday things wish we were in the Kimberleys again they are just so awesom.have a great trip will be thinking of you all cheers Jim & Julie
Post a Comment