22 kilometres today with a lunch stop at Tangalooma resort. A very casual day.The photos above are from the last two days. Tonight’s campsite is absolutely beautiful. The highlight for me today has been the crystal clear freshwater creek beside our campsite which has given me the opportunity to have my first bath in three days, cold yes, but absolute heaven. Two Sea Eagles came and sat above our camp ground earlier – they were screeching at each other completely unconcerned about us. I saw a eagle ray jump clear of the water two times in a row and have been dazzled by the schools of fish darting away from our kayak as we disturb them. A great day with all of the team fit and healthy and doing well. Tomorrow a big ocean crossing to Bribie island – conditions are incredible, we are very fortunate. DT
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Hey Marty
We’re really enjoying your great pics and comments. Good luck for tomorrow with the shipping lanes crossing.
Vince & Linda
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Hi Mr Stone it looks lovely!
From Taylah and 5blue
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Hi Taylah
Thank you so much for posting on our blog. Hi to 5 Blue too. Thank you for your support. It has been a real problem posting pictures in the last few days because we are more isolated but when we get to Hervey Bay we will make up for that. We spend each night under a tarp lean-to and sleep in pretty small tents… But the views are awesome. You really get to enjoy how pretty the stars are away from the city lights and we often see shooting stars and satellites.
Love to hear from you again. Mr Stone
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