Tinderry Sunset

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02 Mar 2014

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Snapper Island

Out with friends, having a very relaxed sail on Batemans Bay. That's Snapper Island to the right. During our cruise, we later saw some Little Penguins fishing (insert note).

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03 Mar 2014

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Evening Light

Early evening at Mallacoota Inlet. Best on black (press 'Z'). Explored.

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04 Mar 2014

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Towards Gabo Island

Late afternoon view across the inlet entrance toward Gabo Island, some 16km distant. Gabo Island has a lighthouse, built in 1853 following the wreck of the Monumental City. The ship was en-route from Melbourne to Sydney, shortly after becoming the first propellor-driven steamship to cross the Pacific Ocean (from the USA to Australia).

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04 Mar 2014

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Kayaking Class

Later in the day, I saw these kayaks being loaded to a special trailer painted with the name of a high school. I wish there had been classes like this in my schooldays!

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04 Mar 2014

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Across the Inlet

Looking across the entrance to Mallacoota Inlet. Explored

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05 Mar 2014

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Mallacoota Sunrise

Sunrises usually are at the wrong end of the day for me. :) Maybe view on black? Explored.

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05 Mar 2014

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Oceanside, Mallacoota

Well, strictly speaking, the ocean is behind the sandbars to the upper left. Taken on the ocean side of the headland at Mallacoota Inlet, on a very pleasant morning.

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06 Mar 2014

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Grey Day at the Beach

The beach and rock formations at Quarry Point, near Mallacoota. Pity about the weather!

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06 Mar 2014

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Rock Ripples

On the walkway to the Quarry Point beach, an informative sign advises that these rippled and stratified rocks were laid down under a shallow sea, about 450 million years ago. They have been exposed by erosion and past quarrying. *Edit* I now have added a note with a close-up shot of the rock strata. Explored.
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