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Saturday 10 September – Who upset the Sea!

It was another morning of big seas.  White water was everywhere and the waves were crashing well beyond the point. With the grey skies above it did look like something had upset the sea. It couldn’t have been the divine sunny weather we have had or the recent AFL wins from the Bulldogs & Geelong!...

6/9/16 “Joy” at Magical Manly

Joy on everyone’s face, is what I saw today. The sun was shining, the water was 1 degree warmer and everyone was smiling as the magic of Manly washed over us all. This is Edwina enjoying her swim and taking photo’s of fish.     This is Annie’s beautiful smile, just back from her lovely...

05/09/16 – Oceans Within

A global flow of consciousness requires an ocean of events…  A fluid medium of interconnected information, encompassing our world and in contact with every corner – a whopping 1.35 billion trillion litres. Our ocean, oft seen as a barrier to be crossed, is actually that which connects our world. When you dip your toe into...

4/09/2016 Very special nearly 10pm blog

Hello wonderful BnBers. Ok. How many times have you had to wait till 10pm to read todays blog???? Well, today is very special. So special. In fact, the Sunday team are all over the world. Thunderbird is in the Netherlands… Sharon is being lovely somewhere, Rainer is busy being a Daddy, Gino has been blogging heaps,...

Saturday 3 September- THANK YOU

Sunrise 6:40am  On the days I blog I like to head down to Manly to capture the beautiful patterns of the sky and the gorgeous sunrise. Although the water was a little choppy and messy it didn’t deter our wonderful energetic squad from getting up and getting down to our little corner of the globe,...

Friday 2 September 2016 unlocking mystery

One mystery – we don’t know a lot about the ocean which covers almost 3/4 of the earth because it is very deep in parts and the pressure on us would be too great to just dive down there. As usual, there are some great humans – scientists – investigating the mysteries of the deep...

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