mvc-437f.jpg	Whistling Kite. Might be the same one, or another one. Only they can tell.	mvc-438f.jpg	Forlorn abandoned farm machinery, by an eroded, abandoned bank.	mvc-439f.jpg	Us, moored at Pelican's
mvc-440f.jpg	Lady Rose, through the casuarinas at Pelican's	mvc-441f.jpg	The cafe/store	mvc-442f.jpg	Rob lounging on the fore-deck
mvc-444f.jpg	Off the back-side of Cooleenup Island. A Common Sandpiper.	mvc-445f.jpg
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mvc-449f.jpg	Looking out into the estuary from Coopers Mill Jetty	mvc-450f.jpg	Looking out into the estuary from Coopers Mill Jetty	mvc-451f.jpg	Island signage
mvc-453f.jpg	Moored at Cooper's	mvc-454f.jpg
mvc-455f.jpg	An exceptionally fine specimen.	mvc-456f.jpg	And a closer view of the Leecus Smithii	mvc-457f.jpg	The Menacing Magpies Move In
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mvc-470f.jpg		mvc-471f.jpg		mvc-472f.jpg	Ok, so they were pretty friendly, actually...
mvc-473f.jpg		mvc-474f.jpg	A wonderful sunset at Cooleenup Island	mvc-475f.jpg
mvc-476f.jpg		mvc-477f.jpg		mvc-478f.jpg	Rob, filming away at the sunset.
mvc-479f.jpg		mvc-480f.jpg	Mmmmm... pizza...	mvc-481f.jpg	I have absolutely no idea at all what these guys were up to. After we ran aground on the 5th.
mvc-482f.jpg	Compensation for running aground? A dolphin hunting in the shallows!	mvc-483f.jpg	And he got even closer!	mvc-484f.jpg
mvc-485f.jpg	A big lunge, after circling a school of what may have been tailor.	mvc-486f.jpg	I can see the ground from here!	mvc-487f.jpg	This starboard marker kept us company for 3 hours. 3 metres away. Note the sandbank encroaching into the channel.
mvc-488f.jpg	Lost? Try WaveSmart(tm) Directory!	mvc-489f.jpg	Still stuck.	mvc-490f.jpg	Note the dredge. It did not come any closer. Rotten buggers! We wanted to tell them that they'd missed a bit!
mvc-491f.jpg	Looking up the Serpentine channel