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Here is the new week started again. Last Friday I had with our friends Julie & Claire Coffee at "Beach Bums", a good breakfast and lunch spot located directly on Forster Main Beach. A great location, where, among other delicious coffee is served. Once seated, we saw before us left a group of dolphins and whales seem suitable large. Better start any day! I put her visit to the marine military recruiting rescue station, volunteer organization that oversees the safety of pleasure craft on the Tasman Sea and the Great Lakes region. Tower stands military recruiting at the mouth of Wallis Lake. Commander gave us a personal tour.
Girls surprised us with their boat trailer last week to bring. Claire Dog Whisperer is not only a talented, they verblikt verbloost or even if they reverse tow path climbs fairly narrow garden. Respect! military recruiting Their boat is 5.80 m long, has an outboard engine of 70 horsepower and is equipped with seats, both front and rear. This weekend we sailed on the Great Lakes. They are really Lakes Groooote! To give you a sense: the coastline of the Netherlands military recruiting has a total of approximately 450 kilometers, the coastline of the Great Lakes region of New South Wales is 1450 km ... Before the boat is in the water, there is much to do. The night before the cruise was a checklist of the required actions. It has been several months since she left the boat. I made lunch and later on, some helping hand on board services. All these dishes reminded me of our cabin sailboat years ago. In the summer season was in one of the Loosdrecht Lakes ports. We chose a so-called kimkieler with shallow, which is suitable for waterways, large tidal differences, such as the Dutch Wadden Sea. Keel boat designed so that no problems "dry". A tilt kimkieler extremely low water, but this is just the legs.
The difference between military recruiting high and low tide can be very high in the Great Lakes region, which is in direct contact with the Tasman Sea. There are large and small islands in lakes, which can be anchored. There waterways permanent low water parts, military recruiting and here and there are large fields of oysters that oysters are the best in Australia counted. A detailed map of water is therefore a luxury! Dog Lucy was hoisted her jacket and Cape Hawke Harbour we crossed from shore. We will perform under the bridge beautiful Forster, the Wallis Island National Park. I imagined me some moments in tropical water (due to shallowness and colors), sometimes it seems like I was on the waves of a troubled sea run real. In some places the current was very strong, I saw another dead river arms. The Great Lakes are a playground for inexperienced sailors.
Everyone in Australian waters military recruiting must also have a license to be that after a successful theoretical and practical examination will be awarded.

Both ladies explained that the exam successfully off. Julie cautious we handle water. Lucy had her zeepootjes

effort to (re) discover. She regularly hit her lips nervously dog ​​and floated back and forth. We went on our way Forster Keys. Everywhere we saw boats, although it was water pressure from small to large bathtubs called floating steel pontoon boats and everything in between. I saw two canvas, simple kayaks, dinghy, with many young people in it and a special boat that came harvesting oysters.
Everywhere was fishing by young and old, men and women. Sea Gals decided rods at home this time. (Pfffff.) For lunch we made a stop at Happy Island small. Forster Keys never got ... I missed out. However, it was a lovely military recruiting boat trip, although I dry the forecastle. More photos from the trip can be seen in the current slide.
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