Windana

After a progressively rolly night at Moreton Island, we upped anchor and moved further south along the Island in the hope of some protection from a horrid southerly swell. But there was no shelter to be found, so we bit the bullet and decided to make a run for King Island once again. The wind got progressively stronger as we went, so the bay got lumpier and more confused. We altered our heading several times to try and find a smoother course, but inevitably the contents of ou

Motored back to Moreton Island as there was absolutely no breeze. The sandflies were on the rampage, so we anchored as fast as humanly possible and screened up the boat until the sun went down. Enjoyed more long walks, beaches and sand hills. As the school holidays were over, we even went for a wander through the Tangalooma Resort. It wasn't all swimming and relaxing. Actually the weather had cooled to the point that we finally put the doonas back on the beds. We finally fini

Forecast westerly winds saw us depart beautiful Moreton Island and head back to our usual anchorage behind King Island, just off Wellington Point. Here, we could continue with the numerous jobs that needed to be done, without having to actually be in the marina. Enjoyed some more socialising with a lovely breakfast for ten at the Point of View Restaurant. We had been in the habit of leaving the dinghy on the beach at Wellington Point, but as it was now school holidays and the