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Hello from Refuge Cove
31 May 2012
Arrived at Refuge Cove at 9am after leaving QCYC at 12.30
It was a rough start through a 4 metre swell out the heads, as we turned to Cape Schank we had a nice run with the breeze and the swell settled down to 2 metres. The wind was fickle through out the night raging from 0 to 25 knots on and off. It was an less than a wonderful passage with Steve being sea sick once and I was continously sick . It was a great feeling arriving at Refuge Cove as its such a pretty place and after a much needed sleep the previous nights events were only a memory (It reminds me a bit of labour and child birth...... once the baby is born the labour pain is blur memory lol)
Refuge Cove is situated on the East side Wilsons Prom , lovely little spot and I can only immagine a great spot in Summer.
The next morning we were lucky to have a seal swimming around the boat.
Photo to come !!!
It was a rough start through a 4 metre swell out the heads, as we turned to Cape Schank we had a nice run with the breeze and the swell settled down to 2 metres. The wind was fickle through out the night raging from 0 to 25 knots on and off. It was an less than a wonderful passage with Steve being sea sick once and I was continously sick . It was a great feeling arriving at Refuge Cove as its such a pretty place and after a much needed sleep the previous nights events were only a memory (It reminds me a bit of labour and child birth...... once the baby is born the labour pain is blur memory lol)
Refuge Cove is situated on the East side Wilsons Prom , lovely little spot and I can only immagine a great spot in Summer.
The next morning we were lucky to have a seal swimming around the boat.
Photo to come !!!
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| Vessel Name: | Bravado |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Olympic 40 |
| Hailing Port: | Melbourne |
| Crew: | Captain Steve & First Mate Ines |
| Extra: | Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do then by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the Dream. Discover. -- Mark Twain -- Living the dream and sailing into the sunset |
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Bravado's Crew
Who: Captain Steve & First Mate Ines
Port: Melbourne