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Seven hours later, we arrived at the Montebello Islands, and we anchored in the centre between all the islands, which provide a safe and sheltered anchor. Jay and Jacq did all of the Bridge work, as I didn’t want to cause any issues with my uncle and aunt. Arriving just after 1300 hours, we had finished lunch an hour earlier, and I was preparing a dinghy to take Brodie and me to one of the nearby smaller Island, of which Brodie was getting a little uneasy about being so close to water in a small
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“We sat at a table not that far away to watch, and it was good to see our son interacting with his Aunty” Jay said, and Jacq nodded her head in agreement. “We heard Elizabeth asked him if he is Mr Henderson the tours organiser, and she introduced herself using her maiden name, and explained that she had made a booking for a bike tour and station lunch for tomorrow” Mum explained. “Brodie informed Elizabeth that he would be personally leading the tour, with another staff member assisting, an
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Very Interesting story Thanks Q
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Are there going to be more chapters soon? Q
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Awesome story Thanks Mate Regards Q
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Thankyou for writing this awesome story Regards Q
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Great Story I look forward to reading some more Regards Q
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I really enjoyed this story Thanks Mate Regards Q
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I really enjoyed this story Thanks mate Regards Q
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“I have always wanted to visit the Coral Coast of Western Australia” I announced with a big grin, and it took a moment for Jay and Jacq to click what I meant, “You mean the Ningaloo Reef and Coral Bay?” Jacq asked for clarification. “Yes, aunty I do, I estimate it will take us 5 days from here to the port of Albany, a day or two longer, if we stop to explore some ship wrecks up the west coast of Tasmania. I hear there are some mountain ranges near Albany, called the Porongurup’s and Stirlin
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“Sorry Amanda, I am just very worried about Brodie’s attitude, since we arrived back on the ship, and he should be fine, he prefers to be as independent as possible” I replied, as I stood up and stretched, before following Amanda out the door and downstairs. When we reached the galley, I helped Amanda with doing a stock-take of supplies, writing up a list of things that we will need to buy, in preparation for the next charter, and we also did a clean of the two guest lounge areas. Shortly a
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Although i do have three stroies running on GA they have all been completed it is just the editing that is not done yet. Q
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“Mr Henderson, we are sorry that we didn’t notice the wheelchair being removed from your cousin’s room” the nurse said to me as I approached, and I smiled and nodded my head as I continued to Brodie’s room. “Ah, there you are, I want to get out of here” Brodie said as I walked in with his wheelchair, “Hey cousin, has the doctor seen you today? I said, “Yes, about half an hour ago, and where did you find my missing chair?” Brodie replied. “A couple were trying to swipe it, luckily I was ente
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Park rangers here in Australia have a fair bit of authority here, depending on which state it is in National Parks are legislated, so you can get quite a lot of hefty fines.
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True but remember he is a qualified Zoologist
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True, sorry about delay in posting this chapt
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I convinced Sarah to put the gloves on and to hold the echidna still, while I looked in the first aid kit to see what was inside. I grabbed tweezers, scissors, and betadine disinfectant. I squirted some betadine onto the wound, causing him to wriggle a little, but Sarah managed to keep it down. Very carefully, I pulled away the damaged skin, and I could see there was tearing of the skin. “This poor fellow has been attacked by something that has tried to eat it,” I said, still shocked that
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Chapter 18 Jay turned on the crane to take the slack, once this was done, Lennard climbed up and with the chainsaw, he sat down halfway between the cable and the end of the tree, just over the water, and he started the chain saw and began to cut the bottom half first, before starting on the top half, just half a metre past the side of the boat. When the 1.5-metre thick tree log was cut free it landed heavily on the deck and rolled a little before stopping, Lennard carefully climbed bac
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This is the yacht that I am using for this story Last Frontier - http://www.bluecoastyachts.com/bcy_160.html
