Ep 352 | Are These Really EDIBLE! Sailing Nutshell, Kimberley
We need to get fuel if we are to make it back to Darwin. There’s a VERY remote fuel barge down Dogleg Creek so we take Peanut around the headland to get a few jerries.
Magnus tests out a very strange-looking ‘animal’ which he keeps spotting on the rocks when he goes to collect oysters. Find out what the outcome is.
After gathering wild mangoes, we leave the area and head through the infamous Channel. You have to get the tides right to make it through safely as the waters can be very dangerous.
We get hurled around a bit but manage to make it through!
Then we sail to Kingfisher Island for an overnight stop on our way to Red Cone Bay.
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00:00 How to get fuel in a very remote location
01:57 Are these really edible? Putting it to the test
11:03 A cruise around in Peanut
13:36 Gathering wild mangoes
14:45 Sailing through The Channel off Koolan Island
18:53 Checking out Kingfisher Island in Peanut
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