A lovely picnic spot on the far shore of the 'bottom lake' at Mallacoota and a jetty within a small inlet at 'The Narrows". Those clouds emptied themselves on us on the return journey...
6 years ago
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page three boats?
Probably wooden boats, mostly open boats, generally under 6 metres long, sometimes in their habitat, occasionally being built, often being sailed, maybe rowed or paddled.
It's just a gallery, maybe something restful or perhaps inspirational for the eye when it should be doing something sensible instead.
I admit that given my present preoccupation it will probably favour pictures of Navigators, reclining in best page three fashion...but it needn't, if others want to contribute things along the suggested guidelines, above.
I'll post what I can. You send me what you want me to post at: robert.ditterich@yahoo.com
See if we can make a beautiful small boat collection.
where's page one?
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My father used to fish in Bottom lake when I was young. Well, legend has it that a century a go, you couldn't row a boat there without striking a fish with an oar, Robert, but nowadays fishing in Bottom lake still has a bit of magic.
ReplyDeleteMark Brown
I believe it Mark- there still seem to be plenty of both fish and fishermen, but the place must have been particularly magic when there were fewer people moving at speed in our noisy modern fashion. One day I'll go fishing again!
ReplyDeleteThanks for contributing Mark.