Oz and the Examiner has another roll

We snuck through the rabbit proof fence – chain mail, red strobes, KEEP OUT notices in Rabbit, Macca wrappers blowin in the wind against the fence, but we're in – Australian territorial waters. Yeeehhhhwooo! Sort of thing. 260 to go to SE CapeThe southernmost point of the main island of Tasmania so Monday morning subject to the ExaminerShe who asks awkward questions of the crew and tests them with difficult tasks.'s next whipcrack – a 30-40 knot-- Speed: definition of speed at sea. One knot is one nautical mile per hour. The nautical mile is about 1.15 % longer than the "statute" mile used on land. A knot is about half a metre per second. -- A knot is also the result of winding a rope around itself or another rope to make a join or a loop . SWesterly on Sunday arve and evening as we get to Maatsuuyker which puts us on a nasty lee shore all along the south coast of Tasmania in what could be an ugly sea. Coo! Here we go again!

Right now, TurnerTurner, John Mallord William (1775 - 1851); one of the founders of English watercolour painting renowned for his studies of sea and sky in every weather reigns – big moon behind straggly cloud scudding across the sky – wispy cloud, black with silver edges, rolling sparkling reflection off a short spiky sea over the top of the usual big SW swell that just keeps rolling along.
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