Part 2 Mitcho's Ahhem 50th again Birthday Sail to Rotto
Heya welcome aboard SOL, this week we finish the fun spent at Rottnest Island swimming with the New Zealand Fur Seals and kayaking through some cute little rock formations that make us glow, literally.
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