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We head to shore to sort out the broken shaft and catch up on provisioning.
Peanut gets a bit of TLC with a new ‘bumper’ and good cleanup.
Friends arrive onboard and we leave Broome and head south on our way to Dampier.
Whales are everywhere. We catch a few fish and encounter a few ships!
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Our lithium iron phosphate batteries by SOK Batteries for this DIY wooden sailboat need a safe, strong home in the stern section of the boat alongside the marine refrigerator compressor and Vic...
After finally managing to make it through Whirlpool Pass we tuck into a bay at Dunvert island, just on the other side and have a well earned rest.
The next day Magnus looks at all of our options and we decide that the best thing to do is to head out to sea and then sail to Broome. We can use Peanut...
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We leave Crocodile Creek for the final time and make our way to Cockatoo Island and a drink on the wood at the Iron Ore Bar.
We make our way to Coppermine Creek to collect oysters and check out a beautiful blue hole just down the creek. It’s a magical place and Magnus continues to teach Wendy how...
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Life aboard a sailboat revolves around the saloon table, and this week Steve makes progress on a tilting version of one while our new crew member, Scott, builds the cover for the fore hatch. If you look clo...
We leave Deception Bay and make our way to Langii Gorge. It’s a difficult place to visit because you can’t get all of the tides in your favour, so we head in at high tide to see the rock formations. An advantage to going in at this time is that we are able to cruise down the gorge which is absolutel...
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Boat navigation equipment normally lives both inside a boat and in the cockpit. One place, the navigation table, allows one to make a plan comfortably out of the weather. The cockpit equipment, obviously, is easeful to see a...
Join us this week as we take our new home on her first voyage from Harvey Bay to Brisbane. The biggest challenges we face as new boat owners is navigating the Sandy Straights and crossing the wide bay bar.
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We explore various Aboriginal rock art sites and find many beautiful and very old paintings.
The rock formations are quite unbelievable and we take a good look around in Peanut.
We find a giant snake, jelly fish, people, dancing people, Wandjina art and much more.
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We spend a great deal of time exploring our surrounds in Peanut. There’s just so much to see. We find plenty of Aboriginal rock art paintings, especially the well known Four Men in a Canoe one. It’s much smaller than we thought it would be.
We also check out Caves Beach and work our way through th...
In this Sailing Episode, we finally leave Kos after a fantastic visit and things go from high to low to high to low when the Meltemi bangs at the door once again and sends everyone in nearby anchorages and ports literally sideways on the islands of Tilos and Chalki!
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We leave No Name Island anchorage and gently make our way south the Palm Island.
We head off in Peanut to explore our surrounds and find the Five Men in a Canoe Aboriginal rock art painting and many more.
We head into shore and set up a hose to collect water from a creek.
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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.
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We leave Rainforest Ravine and make our way south to No Name Caves. The network of caves is amazing and there are plenty of large oysters on the beach to collect.
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It's more complicated than one would think to make an existing hole a little bigger, but Joe the Machinist and Steve take it on this week as the propeller shaft comes into alignment with where the di...
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