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December 28, 2005

Sydney Harbour

Hazy Harbour We're off to Sydney Harbour this week. It was a pleasant sail down from Pittwater. Not too much traffic in the harbour and we ended up anchoring at the Lane Cove river. Tomorrow, we're expecting the rest of the Alfred's boats and we'll stay here for the New Year's celebrations on the Harbour. It's been a very hot, hazy, oppressive kind of day. Four million Sydney-siders waiting for the cool southerly change.

Posted by Marius Coomans on December 28, 2005 4:17 PM |

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Ik ben helemaal jaloers, ik wil ook, ik wil ook, maar ja wij lopen in Nederland nu met dikke jassen en mutsen en dan is het op het water hier wel heel erg koud.

Posted by: yvonne Kooij | December 28, 2005 9:53 PM

For those in Holland with climate envy: When it's 35 deg C, it would be nice to occasionally move to a colder climate for an hour or so.

Posted by: Marius Coomans | December 29, 2005 5:22 AM

Ja, dat is wel zo, maar om nu heel lang te gaan vliegen voor een beetje afkoeling, is toch wel een beetje overdreven. Dan maar in de koelkast gaan zitten.

Posted by: yvonne Kooij | December 30, 2005 9:03 PM

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