8th July Newry Islands

Wind SE 15 – 20 knts  Sunny

We have decided to stay here another day as its a lovely anchorage and John wants to watch the start of the Ashes and the State of Origin football with good reception. We are not sure  what reception would be like elsewhere.

The morning was spent baking brownies and doing the usual chores which always take longer on a boat.

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How nice is it to look out the galley  porthole and see a different view almost every morning

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John and I took the dinghy ashore to Newry Island and walked the 2 kms  for a picnic lunch at Sunset Beach.

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We sat on the rocks overlooking the narrow channel to Rabbit Is, the largest of the Newries, enjoying our simple lunch with brownies for dessert.

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Rissoles on the left

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We sat on the rocks overlooking the narrow channel to Rabbit Is, the largest of the Newries, enjoying our simple lunch with brownies for dessert.

 

 

 

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After strolling back through the rainforest to the dinghy, John dropped Morgan and I off on  Outer Newry Island to walk across the saddle. The short 5 minute walk was uninteresting ,hardly worth getting out of the dinghy for.

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Large boulders and driftwood on the eastern shore of Outer Newry

We were invited to a pasta bake dinner on Moor R & R  and to watch the sports. Lovely dinner and for John the excitement of the cricket  and football .

 

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Paul’s pasta bake
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Its a worry what went into the pasta bake

Need I say us girls sat in the cokpit and nattered while the boys watched QLD thump NSW in the footy and the Poms gets a good start in the first ashes test.

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