Ep 302 | Angereau Island, Wary Bay and Swift Bay, Caves and Art, Kimberley, Sailing Nutshell
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This episode is full of caves and Aboriginal art.
We leave Rainforest Ravine and make our way south to No Name Caves. The network of caves is amazing and there are plenty of large oysters on the beach to collect.
We continue our journey to Angereau Island and explore the shore to find a perfectly constructed bower bird nest.
Onward then to Wary Bay and the beautiful Wandjina art there.
With weather on the way we move on to the safe anchorage at Prudhoe Island and then to Swift Bay. More rock art and explorations there.
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Wendy and Magnus
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00:00 Rainforest Ravine to No Name Caves
01:33 Exploring the cave network
05:33 Huge oysters on the beach
06:29 Heading to Angereau Island
07:19 Checking out the beautiful beach
10:13 Bower bird nest
12:38 Angereau Island to Wary Bay
13:12 Checking out the Aboriginal art at Wary Bay
17:29 Wary Bay to Prudhoe Island
18.15 Leaving Prudhoe Island
18:59 Sailing to sheltered Swift Bay
19:12 Exploring Swift Bay
20:01 The search for Aboriginal Art at Swift Bay
23:56 Time to go back to the boat
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