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Yes crocs, are rarely seen below Broome on the west coast, but always plenty of bloody sharks.
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Amanda knocked on the door and entered, carrying two hot packs, wrapped in tea towels and she handed them to me and left, as she did I stood up and grabbed a bath towel from the bathroom, and placed it over the Princes mid-section, before carefully placing the hot packs on the cramped muscle area. Once Prince Joachim had recovered enough, I exited the cabin, to allow Princess Marie to take over, and I headed down to my cabin to shower and change, before going up to the bridge to see the ski
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Danish NOT Dutch Grrrrr Butcher if you are going to comment on the chapters get the information correct.
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“Can I suggest that we find a way to distract Elizabeth, so we can start preparing without her knowing” Jacq said, “I think I can do that, I will take her in a dinghy to the village to have a look around and to pick up Amanda” Jay said, “Just as well that I ordered some more food supplies to come with Amanda” Jacq said and I nodded my head in agreement. Jay went down stairs to find his sister in law, while I helped Jacq to pack up their belongings in the skipper’s cabin, once we saw Jay an
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During dinner, which was Christmas eve, we sat down to just a light meal, as we would be having a feast tomorrow, with turkey, pork and ham with lots of salads, and a Christmas pudding with ice-cream and rum custard for deserts. I was sure that we would be having plenty of left overs for the next few days afterwards. “I was thinking that instead of exploring Macquarie Harbour, how would everyone feel if we travel further south to Port Davey, I hear there is some amazing spots further in, an
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Thanks for your comments sorry no more for this story.
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After a few days off, spending it with the family at Catterick, a registered envelope arrived for me, which I presumed to me my orders for my first assignment as an officer. When I opened the letter and read the orders, I roared with laughter, and wondered if someone high up was making a joke. I was in the kitchen eating breakfast, and Dad had already left for work, so I handed the letter over to mum so she could read it, and she too saw the humour in my new posting. After a quick shower, s
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These are the vessels I am using for this story Trident & Trident 3 http://www.oceaneermarine.com.au/commercial_boats/sn-930-b-peter-milner-charter-vessel-price-reduction/ Trident 2 https://www.austal.com/sites/default/files/data-sheet/Offshore Express 57 Data Sheet Web_2.pdf
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This is the vessel I am using for this story https://www.fraseryachts.com/en/yacht-for-sale/project-brage/
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sorry, but chapter 3 will be the last chapter for this story, I will be posting it later today my time.
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lol not quite Skyracer
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These are the catamarans that I am using for this story and Frontier Frontier http://www.bluecoastyachts.com/bcy_135.html Last Frontier http://www.bluecoastyachts.com/bcy_160.html
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Thanks Jeffery
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OOPS!!! Sorry folks I have fixed the error
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At the airport I was taken directly to the aircraft where I was loaded on, and handed my small number of belongings and my new mobile phone and charger. I was informed that we would be flying to Kununurra first, for a quick refuel, then onwards to Nicholson station. Once in the air, I relaxed and drifted off to sleep, waking up just as we landed at the Kununurra airport, where I was offloaded, and taken to the terminal, while the plane was being refuelled. In the terminal I found a power p
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When I woke up next it was dark with just the lights in the hallway and a small light above me that were on. I pressed the call button and a nurse arrived a few minutes later. “Good evening, Mr Hamilton. How are you feeling?” she asked me. “In a lot of pain,” I replied. “I will be back with some pain killers in a moment,” she replied and left the room, returning with a small cup of water and two tablets. Another nurse arrived holding a tray. “We kept dinner for you. It’s shepherd’s pie
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roflmao @ Roey
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Thanks Jeffery Enjoy
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That's just the way I am mate
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“Buggy two, Anton here. Received your instructions, and on our way. Over,” I replied. “Buggy one, Michael here. Will do, Over,” we heard from the other buggy, as we changed directions and headed further into the paddock. About twenty minutes later, I could hear the helicopter, and I was trying to look for it when James shouted. “Hang on,” as he tried to turn to avoid something. We hit a large bump at the same time which resulted in us sliding sideways, then rolling sideways, till we fi
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We had passed over the ship wreck “Eva”, in Hazard Bay, just off the coast of Temma, and passed by two other ship wrecks – “Wild Wave” and “Yolla” in Kenneth Bay, and the “Ethel Cuthbert” and “Dolphin” in the Hardwick Bay area near the Pieman River. With a total of eight shipwrecks, now with GPS locations of each wreck, I was very keen to explore some of these sites, and I called Amanda up to the bridge to come and see all the information that I had gathered She too was keen to put her Scub
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Awesome story Thanks for writing it
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Danish Navy NOT Dutch Get your information correct.
