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07-12-2012

aa3jy

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Queenstown Shoaling

Be advised there is some shoaling just before the entrance to the first green buoy leading into Queenstown Creek. In the channel between the two green buoy's is fine..

Also noted there are several 'No Trespassing' signs on the sand spit on the north side of the Queenstown Creek that was popular to the power boat crowd and those whom walk their dogs..

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