 | At Sea, Australia |
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... '. He explained that as we continue our journey north we are sailing inside the Barrier Reef, close to the coastline of Australia (we entered this area at approximately 6am today) and this might explain why the sea is so calm. We will maintain this ...
Thursday 26th February - Day 44 - At Sea Overnight we had enjoyed calm waters, but on waking and going out on the balcony it became apparent that it was going to be a very hot and humid day. The lecture during the morning was vegetable ...
Wednesday 25th February - Day 43 - At Sea Since leaving Cairns last night we have continued to sail north, through the Coral Sea towards our next port of call in Rabaul, Papa New Guinea. We had a leisurely start to the day and after breakfast I went ...
Monday 23rd February - Day 41 - At Sea Having had a late night the previous evening we were later rising today. Once we were mobile it was time for breakfast immediately followed by a talk, again by the reef pilot, entitled 'Captain William Bligh ...
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Queensland Starter Kit
Posted on Dec 12, 2008, 22:58:46
... Independent paper for events like: *now over for another year Jazz festival 12-16 September *13 December Carol by Candlelight tonight At Sea Front oval Pialba at 5.00 pm. Local churches like Assembly of God and jumping castle and sideshow stall providing ...
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MySydney
Posted on Jul 9, 2008, 21:00:04
... all about the life of the occupants, many never set foot off the site, due to illness and perished there. After months at sea, they would arrive, only to be quarantined and some lived there for months if not years! Apparently there have been many a ...
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MySydney
Posted on Jul 9, 2008, 06:22:39
... all about the life of the occupants, many never set foot off the site, due to illness and perished there. After months at sea, they would arrive, only to be quarantined and some lived there for months if not years! Apparently there have been many a ...
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