Ep 303 | Caves and Aboriginal Rock Art, Swift Bay, Kimberley, 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 ashore in Peanut to check out the Aboriginal rock at at Art Creek. It’s worth the hike up the rocks as the art is amazing!
We explore some more and Magnus does ashore to check out a freshwater spring.
We’ve got friends coming and we need to empty the port aft cabin to make room for them. This is not a simple task!
We collect water at Water Pipe Bay and then make our way to No Name Island. It’s a busy location with helicopters landing on the beach and many tourists!
When it’s all quietened down we head ashore to investigate the cave and beach.
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Wendy and Magnus
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00:00 Checking out the Aboriginal Rock art paintings at Art Creek
12:54 Magnus checks out a spring
15:09 Time for a clear out, again!
16:34 Shell beach sundowners
18:03 Art Creek to Water Pipe Bay
18:07 Collecting water from the water pipe
19:49 Water Pipe Bay to No Name Island
19:56 Fish on!
20:38 A busy place!
22:03 Checking out the cave on the beach
23:31 Amazing fossilised seabed
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