E127 - Picking Wild Apples & Blackberries, An Abandoned Farm on Partridge Island
Leaving Bruny Island we head past Arch Rock and into Port Cygnet, before heading to Dover where we find a couple apple trees and a huge blackberry bush growing right on the edge of beach. Heading to Partridge Island we explore the abandoned farm finding more fresh fruit picking a bag full of apples and several tubs of blackberries. We finally head to Southport visiting Australia's most southern pub.
Timestamps if you like to Jump Right In:
00:00 Intro
00:43 Arch Rock
01:57 Port Cygnet
02:27 Dover
07:12 Wild Apples & Blackberries Partridge Island
12:04 Southport (Tasmania's most southern town)
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We’re Chris and Jo and we have been living on our Seawind 1260 since January 2019. In our first year we bring our yacht down the east coast of Australia and sail it out to New Caledonia. After cruising further north up the east coast of Australia in 2020, we decide to circumnavigate Australia during 2021 and 2022.
We had previously owned fishing and water skiing boats, but after a couple years crewing in South Australia we decided to jump right in and make a sea change.
We are just an ordinary Aussie couple exploring what this great world has to offer and hope that we can inspire others just as we were by watching other YouTube channels to follow our dreams.
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Leaving Bruny Island we head past Arch Rock and into Port Cygnet, before heading to Dover where we find a couple apple trees and a huge blackberry bush growing right on the edge of beach. Heading to Partridge Island we explore the abandoned farm finding more fresh fruit picking a bag full of apples and several tubs of blackberries. We finally head to Southport visiting Australia’s most southern pub.
Timestamps if you like to Jump Right In:
00:00 Intro
00:43 Arch Rock
01:57 Port Cygnet
02:27 Dover
07:12 Wild Apples & Blackberries Partridge Island
12:04 Southport (Tasmania’s most southern town)
WHO ARE WE?
We’re Chris and Jo and we have been living on our Seawind 1260 since January 2019. In our first year we bring our yacht down the east coast of Australia and sail it out to New Caledonia. After cruising further north up the east coast of Australia in 2020, we decide to circumnavigate Australia during 2021 and 2022.
We had previously owned fishing and water skiing boats, but after a couple years crewing in South Australia we decided to jump right in and make a sea change.
We are just an ordinary Aussie couple exploring what this great world has to offer and hope that we can inspire others just as we were by watching other YouTube channels to follow our dreams.
#circumnavigationaustralia #seawind1260 #seawindcats #sailing #sailingboat #sailingyacht #yacht #yachting #yachtinglifestyle #cruisinglife
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