Review by MC Muir, Author of Floating Gold, Sea Dust & Condor’s Feather. Emulating one of our heroes, Sir Francis Chichester, we wax-lyrical to give justice to this amazing Earth.and stimulate your dreams.įor sailors and dreamers. Inside Where Wild Winds Blow, Australia’s earliest explorers share their views on places we encounter. And from there, a much more pleasurable journey began. Good fortune got us somewhere quiet in time to celebrate Jude’s sixty-fifth birthday. Struggling through cold and wet on strong southerly winds that just kept driving us further off our course. But find the Great Southern Ocean in a feisty mood. Here we find islets rising out the mist appearing as if mermaids wearing pearls.Īfter exploring Albany in Western Australia, we turn about with intentions of sailing non-stop to Tasmania. In granite country, so different from Nuyts dry sandstone. Sailing fast, west across the Great Australian Bight to the equally remote Recherche Archipelago. Sailing action returns, taking on the tempestuous Great Australian Bight to explore the Nuyts Archipelago first recorded by our earliest explorers. Frantic action explodes off Flinders Island in the Bass Strait before for a visit to Wybalenna, Black Man’s Houses, so-called ‘Aboriginal Settlement’ of 1834, a neglected burial site of more than a hundred of the first peoples of Australia.įrom there, Jack and Jude do the unexpected by walking forty kilometres along a rail track dripping with thick rainforest to document a hundred years of mine pollution of Tasmania’s King River. Finding bountiful adventures still available, get on board to see, and record with sadness, the degradation of Earth.īut there’s so much more to this journey that begins at a leisurely pace, sailing down Australia’s East Coast, re-living previous adventures. Jack and Jude, through hard work and considerable gumption, constructed a ship of sail, raised their family afloat and achieved impressive sailing feats with a heap of help. Video Clips Online – Sailing, Trekking, Drone.
eBook ~ Around the World in a Homemade Boat with Kids.
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