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Old 25 October 2009, 14:01   #1
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Views of PDQ at anchor off Tangalooma Wrecks. Popular dive / snorkel site in Moreton Bay. About 40 min run from berth in Manly QLD. Its a tough life but somebody has to do it. Used to think Solent was nice - before I emigrated.
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Old 25 October 2009, 14:13   #2
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round me up a couple of mud bugs! mmm....
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Old 26 October 2009, 19:08   #3
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just nice
nice boat, nice location, nice wake shot, nice engine....nice.
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Old 27 October 2009, 08:51   #4
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Wake shot
Thanks for nice comments. My 13 old daughter driving - not too bad for a girl! Ladies only joking
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Old 19 November 2009, 10:21   #5
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very nice! I once let my girlfriends 6 year old brother drive my rib! haha
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Old 19 November 2009, 11:10   #6
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could you post closer shots of the dive ladder . how it is constucted & works
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Old 06 December 2009, 11:18   #7
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Dive ladder
As requested'
Hope these help- pretty simple and effective. Could ideally be 1 rung longer for older people.
Clips hold it against splash well wall when not in use.
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Views of PDQ at anchor off Tangalooma Wrecks. Popular dive / snorkel site in Moreton Bay. About 40 min run from berth in Manly QLD. Its a tough life but somebody has to do it. Used to think Solent was nice - before I emigrated.
Does'nt compare IN THE LEAST with the Solent yesterday.......I'm VERY SORRY to say!!
Great pics,keep em comeing!
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Old 07 December 2009, 21:15   #9
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BBBRRRR it looks cold there, not like up here in sunny Darlington!!

Nice RIB and shots, keep them coming and good luck.


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Old 10 December 2009, 02:10   #10
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Well I'm very happy for you...

It'd blowing 90 kph here tonight and snowing sideways. We got 20cm today and another 20 - 30 cm possible over night.

My boat was tucked in for the winter yesterday, so I guess I got the most out of the season...
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Old 12 December 2009, 21:52   #11
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I was joking, although I think your weather beats ours hands down!!

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Old 16 January 2010, 00:41   #12
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Suffering in 32 degress!
Just had a nice run in PDQ yesterday and we were shivering a bit only 32. Ha HA centigrade not farenheit. Bet your boats look pretty covered in snow. Thinking of you all rugged up. Still do miss an open fire with a few crackling logs. Hey hun stick another prawn on the barbie!
Its a tough life but someone has to do it.
Heres to a successful and safe year ribbing - whereever you might be
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ps pics taken by my daughter - couldnt get camera off her.
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Old 16 January 2010, 08:30   #13
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Just had a nice run in PDQ yesterday and we were shivering a bit only 32. Ha HA centigrade not farenheit. Bet your boats look pretty covered in snow. Thinking of you all rugged up. Still do miss an open fire with a few crackling logs. Hey hun stick another prawn on the barbie!
Its a tough life but someone has to do it.
Heres to a successful and safe year ribbing - whereever you might be
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ps pics taken by my daughter - couldnt get camera off her.
aaaah Boll**ks.....i'm off to Australia.....
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