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  • Jervis Bay

    The approach to Jervis Bay from the south has the highest cliff in Australia. Point Perpendicular to the north dominates the landscape with its straight squared cliffs standing proudly as the swell pounds away at the base. It truly is a sight to behold. We are now in ACT! Approx 8km wide and 14 km…

    October 8, 2024
  • Wedding gifts

    As you know Karen and I were married on the 20th of February 2022 on board LaGecko. A few of our wedding gifts are now a big part of our lives as we travelling on LaGecko up the east coast of the big island, tonight we are anchored off Vincentia in a very windy Jervis…

    October 6, 2024
  • Topping up with everything we need and leaving Bermagui

    Yesterday we did our last shop and paid our marina bill for the 12 days ($660), and last night we topped up our  water (800 litres) and power (not much as solar is covering our usage in the marina easily) and packed up the boat back into sailing mode. This morning after disconnecting the power…

    October 1, 2024
  • Well this is Bermagui 😊

    After six days in Eden we were fed up with the wind and decided to head up to Bermagui, we met the owner of a Cavalier 37 called “All the Stars” in Kettering about a year ago who recommended visiting here. We left Eden at 11pm and arrived in Bermagui at 6.30am after a very…

    September 30, 2024
  • It’s all about the whales in Eden.

    Eden has been a surprising place. During federation it was seriously being considered to be the capital of Australia given its very deep harbour and proximity to Melbourne & Sydney. The limestone plains of Canberra won out in the end. Eden was well known for its whaling in Twofold Bay. More extraordinary, the relationship between…

    September 16, 2024
  • Five days on a boat

    We left wineglass last Wednesday as we headed for Eden, motoring into Eden Friday afternoon, we then crashed after 60 hours of insufficient sleep, the crossing was rough enough that sleep only came for a while when you were exhausted and then you would get woken when the boat lurched off a wave and bounced…

    September 16, 2024
  • Wineglass to Eden

    On Wednesday morning at 8:30 we departed Wineglass Bay in Tasmania heading for Eden in New South Wales. The weather forecast was predicted on Wednesday to start with northerlies,  changing to a southerly later in the day which would help us travel North, then to a southwestly on Thursday morning which would have helped us…

    September 13, 2024
  • Crossing Bass Strait under our command Friday 13th 2024

    Celebration🥳🥂 Well we made it….YaHooo!⛵️ We are exhausted , elated, intact, bruised, chuffed and very very happy to be here at Eden. How was it ???? Rough!!!! The magic bit was getting to Gabo Island when we had the full jib out westerly winds and calm seas. Greeted by tail slapping and breaching whales and…

    September 13, 2024
  • This is Roy

    He’s our mascot and gets up to antics around the boat, hiding under pillows, inside cupboards, you just never know where he’ll appear. Contemplating his drinking Yes, there is a lot of spare time on a boat 😁 Entertaining a pair of strays we found in the Ku-Ring Gai Chase national park

    September 11, 2024
  • Wineglass Bay and departure 12/09/2024

    Yesterday we started the last leg before the crossing of Bass Strait, moving from Mayfield Bay to Wineglass Bay sailing across Great Oyster Bay through Schouten passage. Stunning scenery! Motoring north and into Wineglass Bay, the scenery and rock formations were fantastic, though difficult to capture and photograph well with our phone cameras. The entrance…

    September 11, 2024
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