Ep 267 | Searching for Fort Wellington, Abandoned British Military Outpost, Raffles Bay, Australia
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We leave Valentia Island and head through the Bowen Strait and slowly make our way to Raffles Bay in search of Fort Wellington, an early British pioneer settlement.
After a good look around we leave Raffles Bay and float our way around the peninsular to Port Essington.
We check out the cultural centre at Black Point and wait out the tide to head south to Victoria Settlement.
Thanks for watching.
Until next time.
Wendy and Magnus
Music Credits:
00:01 Jenny By the Water, Clarke Russo, Epidemic Sound
00:31 A Lost World, Spectacles, Wallet and Watch, Epidemic Sound
07:15 For Any Reason, Jörgen Hallberg, Epidemic Sound
09:07 Waking up to Dreamtime, Jon Bjork, Epidemic Sound
10:14 Outback Hunter, Jon Bjork, Epidemic Sound
11:47 Kakadu Shade, Jon Bjork, Epidemic Sound
13:42 As We Saw the Ocean, Epidemic Sound
#ValentiaIsland #FortWellington #BlackPoint #PortEssington
00:00 Valentia Island, trolling from Peanut
02:16 Plans… leaving Valentia Island
03:34 Connecting the tiller pilot to Wally
05:43 Searching for Fort Wellington
09:54 Heading ashore to the ranger’s station at Black Point, Port Essington
11:37 Black Point Cultural Centre
13:26 High and dry!
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