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It has been a while since I've seen a thread like this - the rules are simple: attempt to identify the location of the last posted picture in the thread. Once the picture poster confirms the first correct responder that person then gets to add a (sailing-related) picture to the thread and the game continues.
Since I'm no good at this type of guesswork my only chance of getting a picture into the thread is by starting it off with the following picture:
Sure looks like Point Perpendicular in the background, but my guess is that the boat is anchored off Point Pleasant (Vicentia), rather than the shelf closer to Huskisson, based on the orientation of the exposed rocks. Never would have figured this out on my own. Looks like MattSplatt knows this area.
Bowen Island is the one at the mouth of Jervis Bay.
I haven't been to many places, but I figured if I was on the ball, TDW would eventually post something I recognised right away. :-D
It's obviously Point Perpendicular, I didn't visually recognise the exact rock shelf, but the relative positions of the two headlands (Point P. and the nearer, lower one) puts the photo at Vincentia. So can I have a go?
I've wondered about Jervis Bay in a Nor' Easter. I don't have a proper boat (only a canoe) and it's bloody dreadful even on the beach in a decent NE breeze. I often figured there's probably somewhere on the N side to shelter. Is there? or is it all too low/shallow on the N side? I haven't holidayed on the N side, only Greenpatch and Husky.
This one is also from the campground. The previous photo was also late afternoon, and looking SW. The hills across the river in both shots is National Park.
In this one we are looking across the inlet then sandbar then the bay.
Phoa .... man that could be any number of Qld locales. Inside Fraser Island somewhere ?
Ref Jervis .... depends on size of boat and draft. There's a little inlet just north of Honeymoon with a few moorings but anything bigger than 35' no way and max draft 2.0m. Raven fully loaded was a tadge over 1.9m. We picked up the deepest mooring and that was OK but the one only a boat length close to shore had us scuffing the bottom at dead low. Most easterly off hole in the wall are tolerable, Huskisson horrible. The big beach not too bad NE but you need the right anchor. I don't know what is the right anchor but it most certainly is not a CQR.
Anyone who had camped there would recognise the 2nd photo right away. Everyone gets out their beach chairs and watches the sunset while sipping a beverage.
At high tide the second photo is a broad expanse of water all the way from the photographer's feet across to the bay.
It's North of Fraser and near the last beach that gets any surf, before we get into the shelter of the Great Barrier Reef.
There aren't many places near there that match the clues. That was a May sunset. So we're looking almost due West from a campground across a sandbar to an open bay.
I'm in Ottawa, On. I just followed the clues in the previous posts. I've never been there or anywhere near there but it looks beautiful. Go here for more images 1770 - Google Search
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