November 28, 2019

When Things Don't go to Plan... Episode 110

This week captures our last week in Queensland. Pascale feeds an endangered Australian Humpback Dolphin at Tin Can Bay Dolphin Centre where we also admire the resourceful and cheeky birds! 

We sail to Pelican Bay and cross the infamous Wide Bay Bar the following morning with plans to sail directly to New South Wales. However, as it often is with sailing, things didn't really go to plan...

With gratitude (and wishing a very happy Thanksgiving to our patrons in the US) 

Troy and Pascale

When things DON'T go to plan... Free Range Sailing Ep 110 (YouTube)

Comments (9)

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Kai Piatscheck · December 4, 2019

how funny bis that sign at tin can jetty...quick look away there is a dolphin

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Troy and Pascale · December 10, 2019

We thought so too!! Glad you picked up on it ;-)

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Timothy J. Brown · November 30, 2019

Bird ID's and marine mammals, plus Pascale sails and giggles. A PERFECT video! I do so love what you do for us!

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Troy and Pascale · November 30, 2019

Our small way of saying thank you every week Tim.

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Martin Jon Madsen · November 30, 2019

:)

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Charlie Fuller · November 29, 2019

1) Thanks for the video, especially focusing on your sailing. I get to sit back in my home and travel with you - and you do all the work! 2) Thanks for naming all the beautiful birds in the early part of the video. 3) Are you looking forward to summer? Happy Sailing!

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Troy and Pascale · November 29, 2019

We are very excited for this summer in Tasmania's wild places. It sd been on the list for a while! Thanks for everything Charlie.

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Scott E Thile · November 29, 2019

Loved it! Perfect cap to the Thanksgiving festivities here . Among many things, I'm very thankful you two are taking us along on your travels! Enjoyed the Humpback Dolphins and the bird watching. Thank you for identifying them for us! And I love to see you both sailing, and even motor sailing ;)

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Troy and Pascale · November 29, 2019

Cheers Scott. Hope you tucked in to some turkey for us! It was Troy's bright idea to ID the critter, I had a lot of fun looking them up in the bird book.