 | Pittwater, Australia |
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... at the end of the week was really something.. really amazing. we spent a couple of days sailing around a place called pittwater which really was stunning and wildlife amazing.. well thats it for now. next week is diving and spinnaker training for the ...
... dont know many of the big yachts got hammered and there were lots of retirements .... today we have sailed to a fantastic place called pittwater which is trully gorgoues and tomorrow we race for real.. its a littel nerve racking and my job is to fly the ...
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Destination Name Game
Posted on Sep 20, 2008, 19:01:19
... of painters, poets and sailors. There are aquatic playgrounds such as as the Georges River, Botany Bay, Narrabeen Lakes, Pittwater and the sinuous and navigable creeks that cut an enchanting lace work through the natural bushland of Ku-ring-gai Chase. ...
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Destination Name Game
Posted on Oct 29, 2008, 03:24:26
... of an hour or so north of Sydney, Umina is on the shores of Broken Bay at the confluence of the major waterways of Pittwater, the Hawkesbury River and Brisbane Waters. Needless to say, fishing and generally mucking about in boats are ways of life in these ...
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Destination Name Game
Posted on Jun 29, 2008, 22:53:47
... the Warringah Peninsula. To its east, the Pacific Ocean rolls in, while to the west are the sheltered waters of Pittwater. Avalon and neighbouring Newport, Whale and Palm Beach are the northernmost links in Sydney's renowned chain of northern beaches. ...
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