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We exit the Sale River and head to Hanover Bay where we enjoy a refreshing dip in the freshwater stream. We then head to Careening Bay where we learn about the adventures of Troy’s maritime hero, Phillip Parker King. We have some island time at both Bigge and East Montlivet island where we find turtle tracks, Aboriginal art and a few excited Queenfish!
We exit the Sale River and head to Hanover Bay where we enjoy a refreshing dip in the freshwater stream. We then head to Careening Bay where we learn about the adventures of Troy’s maritime hero, Phillip Parker King. We have some island time at both Bigge and East Montlivet island where we find turtle tracks, Aboriginal art and a few excited Queenfish!
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3:04 How to make Gravlax
10:35 How to make and use a trip line for your boat’s anchor
Music Credits
8:18 Local Forecast – Elevator – Kevin MacLeod (www.incomptech.com)
13:36, 16:37, 21:42 & 25:30 Light in Me – Sammy Smith
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