Friday, 9 November 2018

Keppel Bay Marina


Planning a route around the war games at Shoalwater Military Area, we had a long sail to Perforated Point at Port Clinton, a beautiful anchorage in northerly winds.  


To beat the big southerly change and to restock the fridge we headed in to Rosslyn Bay, arriving in a 26 knot blow.  Skipper Pete did well to berth the boat while blowing sideways towards the jetty.

By next morning boats were streaming in to avoid the strong winds and soon we were surrounded by boats that we had met along the way.  Oh well, a few more lunches and happy hours...

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