Ep 270 | Amazing Natural Phenomenon, Coral in Popham Creek, Sailing Nutshell
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From the Kimberley wilds to the Dutch canals, Magnus and Wendy of Life in a Nutshell define the technical grit of slow, aesthetic offshore exploration.
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We head out in Peanut to check out the nearby creek in Popham Bay. We’ve heard that there’s coral in the creek which is really unusual.
With a successfully recce we wake early and head into the network of creeks amongst the mangroves in an attempt to find the one which connects with the bay on the other side of the headland.
It’s a magical place and we are delighted that we can see the coral in the crystal clear waters of the creek.
Thanks for watching.
See you all next time.
Wendy and Magnus
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Music Credits:
00:01 Jenny By the Water, Clarke Russo, Epidemic Sound
02:35 The Gentle Instrumental, Ol’ Burger Beats
04:06 Freeform, Epidemic Sound
07:56 Plegaria, Epidemic Sound
13:51 As We Saw the Ocean, Epidemic Sound
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00:00 Recce in Popham Bay
04:04 An early start to check out the coral in the creek
13:13 Galley tests, wonton quiches
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