The Gladstone to Pittwater run was quick but we had some good stops along the way.
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| Leaving Gladstone |
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| The painterly side of a cargo ship |
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| Seeing in the dawn on the approach to Fraser |
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Fraser is littered with wrecks.
Actually the Australian coastline is littered with wrecks.
Sobering. |
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| Post modern breakwater blocks at Coffs |
These remarkable timber catamarans, powered by wind (a generator was used only for the cooking and comms) from the Cook Islands & Samoa sailed their way into the anchorage at Port Macquarie.They were part of the international parks and wildlife convention about to make their way to Sydney.
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We spent a great day with Jeremy's uncle Tony and aunt Mary
at Port Macquarie |
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We had drinks on board Manutai with Jeremy's cousins
Tony and Carol at Port Macquarie
and thank you for the fresh picked Ricardoe's Tomatoes. |
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Fresh oysters and the best oyster knife, hand made,
from the Saturday harbourside markets |
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| From this... |
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| ...to this |
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