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Windsong
Siling north 2009
Three lovely ladies
06/13/2007, Mooloolaba yacht club marina

Three lovely ladies, Windsong, Misty Blue and Donna on her new Kayak
06/13/2007 | Ted & Dorothy Culley
Hi guys - good to see you relaxing in Mooloolaba - good sailing this evening and be careful going up Sandy Strait. 7C here this morning. Brrrrr. More rain and wind predicted for the next few days so another weekend shot to ribbons. Take care
06/14/2007 | Tim & Zadia
Hope you missed the nasty Low down here - keep the pix coming! Tim
06/19/2007 | Elle
Fantastic the storm was not bad last night but I believe you might get it today House Ok
Love you Elle
06/20/2007 | Terri (Schoenrock) Reece
The sky is lovely. What a picture. Here in California it's also lovely. Why don't you just point this way and come see us? Terri
Waiting in Mooloolaba harbour
06/13/2007, Mooloolaba Yacht Club

The two weeks in Mooloolaba harbour have been very relaxing, where did the time go.
great to see Nathan here for lunch yesterday.

Donna has her kayak and very happy.

Windsong is so low in the water she is not sure eactly what is about to happen. We have enough provinions on board to choke all the dogs in Queensland.

Departure is set for Thursday 14th at 2100HRS. We will have a night sail for the Wide Bay Bar, to arrive in time for an 0700 HRS crossing. From there we sail, or most likely motor very slowly to Garry's Anchorage where Ian and Rob will will catch all the male mud crabs in the sandy straits.

Forecast weather for the bar crossing is 11 Kn SSW with a 1.5M sea.
06/14/2007 | Geoff
Only one hour south of you (by road) at Moreton Bay, flat out working and full of envy. Trust Wide Bay Bar behaves tomorrow.
06/02/2007

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06/06/2007 | Ted & Dorothy Culley
Good to hear you arrived safely and see you had some COLD weather on the way up. Raining here this morning and a fresh wind. Middle Harbour trip changed to Akuna Bay for the long weekend. Enjoy your trip

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