Cyclone Narelle, what actually happened?(Ep 316)
Cyclone Narelle hit the Northern Territory coast just south of Gove, where we were taking shelter deep up in the mangroves. Our spot turned out to be an excellent choice and we ended up enjoying a pretty good nights sleep and at no time felt in danger. The day after we returned to the main harbour. This video shows some of the damage caused by the storm.
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Cyclone Narelle hit the Northern Territory coast just south of Gove, where we were taking shelter deep up in the mangroves. Our spot turned out to be an excellent choice and we ended up enjoying a pretty good nights sleep and at no time felt in danger. The day after we returned to the main harbour. This video shows some of the damage caused by the storm.
Enjoy
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