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SAILING / CRUISING LIFESTYLE (SNAPSHOTS)

PHOTO SNAPSHOTS OF PEOPLE, SAILING, FISHING, BIRDLIFE, TROPICAL BEACHES, SEASCAPES, MARINAS & ALL THINGS NAUTICAL TAKEN WHILE ENJOYING THE BOATING CRUISING LIFE ON AUSTRALIAS EAST COAST.

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Crab Lunch On board.
Friends enjoying Succulent fresh cooked Blue Swimmer Crabs on board a cruising yacht at Gosford, New South Wales, Australia.
"YELLOW PATCH"
A Magical Tropical Anchorage in the unique scenic wonder of "YELLOW PATCH". Curtis Island, Queensland, Australia. This photograph was taken from the deck of a cruising yacht securely anchored in this hidden secluded safe harbour. PLEASE NOTE. All Images in this gallery are delivered Free, electronically, worldwide as a Digital Download WITHOUT the Bold Watermark and the small artist's signature. This image is ready for you, or your local printer, to print and it also may be used as a colourful desktop screensaver. DOWNLOADS HELP. For EASY to follow image Download Instructions, please Click: http://www.sunnypicsoz.com/HELP-With-DOWNLOADS All photos can also be supplied as a Hard Copy Print, and with options to buy as a "Mounted and Framed Art Piece" ready to hang, ( However, it is usually Less expensive and much Quicker to have a Local printer in your own country or locality print for you off our - Instant Free Electronically Delivered "Digital Download File" ). For more information please CONTACT ME. To Contact Me for any personal assistance, please Click "CONTACT ME" in the NAVIGATION Menu (Top Right) Affordable Quality Images - With instant worldwide free electronic delivery. (C) 1998-2018 Geoff Childs. All rights reserved.
Entering the Peaceful Bantry Bay.
Today the protected waters of Bantry Bay contains eight boat moorings and is a very popular destination for the weekend boating public. The Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine Complex is located in Garigal National Park and managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. The Complex occupies an area of around 14 hectares on both the eastern and western shores of the bay and consists of numerous buildings, seawalls, tram lines, wharves, slipways, tracks, dams, and other above-surface remains as well as a number of archaeological sites.

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