Lack of pictures of Micro sailing at Port Stephens
Well...the best of intentions, but just didn't get Matilda Jean back
into the water after we took it out to go back to Sydney for a
couple of days. The tides were either wrong or I just got too tied
up fibreglassing the Scram Pram. The rest of the stay there the
tides were very low until the day we were leaving.
All we were able to do was to get a quick sail in the Bolger Brick
that I built about ten years ago and, no, didn't even get any photos
of it sailing. But as you can see from the photos that I have just
posted on Bolger 6 under the File Pindimar Micro, there are two
pictures added. One of Brick on the front lawn at Pindimar with the
tide out quite some way and another of kangaoos on the front lawn.
What I was trying to get was a picture of kangaroos with the Brick
but they just didn't come around when the Brick was on the lawn (and
we were up!) So the other photo is of kangaroos on the lawn where
Brick was, oh well, maybe next visit withe the Brick or the Micro
and kanagroos. We generally get around 6 or seven on the lawn each
morning or evening when there aren't so many people around, but
Christmas/New Year is busy, even there.
I'll also post a picture on that file of the Scram Pram with the
fibreglass sheathing completed,at last.
Greg Flemming
into the water after we took it out to go back to Sydney for a
couple of days. The tides were either wrong or I just got too tied
up fibreglassing the Scram Pram. The rest of the stay there the
tides were very low until the day we were leaving.
All we were able to do was to get a quick sail in the Bolger Brick
that I built about ten years ago and, no, didn't even get any photos
of it sailing. But as you can see from the photos that I have just
posted on Bolger 6 under the File Pindimar Micro, there are two
pictures added. One of Brick on the front lawn at Pindimar with the
tide out quite some way and another of kangaoos on the front lawn.
What I was trying to get was a picture of kangaroos with the Brick
but they just didn't come around when the Brick was on the lawn (and
we were up!) So the other photo is of kangaroos on the lawn where
Brick was, oh well, maybe next visit withe the Brick or the Micro
and kanagroos. We generally get around 6 or seven on the lawn each
morning or evening when there aren't so many people around, but
Christmas/New Year is busy, even there.
I'll also post a picture on that file of the Scram Pram with the
fibreglass sheathing completed,at last.
Greg Flemming