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Kapper Paradise for some
The Elliot Heads estuary changes very often, but over the horizon, there are many farms dumping...
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Uploaded on Nov 24, 2009
The river meets the sea
Elliot Heads Estuary. Thousands of fishes use this area to reproduce, but there are dozens of farms...
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Uploaded on Nov 24, 2009
Elliot Heads estuary
Important KAP aid
The Rubber Duck (inflatable boat) became one of the most important KAP tool for us at...
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Uploaded on Nov 24, 2009
Corrugated Bottom
Elliot Heads Estuary, Australia. River running to the sea at low tide. Altitude of the rig about 15 metres. Much better details if viewed large.
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
Endless Sand Bar
Burrum River Estuary, Australia. Very good fishind and plenty of Wales at the drop off (at the end of the sandbar) between July and November.
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Uploaded on Nov 21, 2009
Estuary Shapes and forms
Low tide at Burrum River Estuary, Australia. Much better details if viewed large.
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Uploaded on Nov 19, 2009
Water Comet
The Darker Side of the Moon
This image shows holes on the sand caused by angler’s pumps to extract small crustaceans called Yabbies, which are very good as bait.
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Uploaded on Aug 27, 2009
The road to California
Yes, Rainbow Beach – Australia, has many official roads that are simply on the beach. The...
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Uploaded on Jul 1, 2009
Cloth Hanger
Washing Clothes in the Van
Fish of the day
Working in the Van
Cascao de Caranguejao
The destiny of two mud crabs Roger fished with the crabpot.
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Uploaded on Jul 1, 2009
Bloody Sand Flies
These tinny mosquitoes are very small but the bite is a pain in the bum.
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Uploaded on Jul 1, 2009
Barbecue
On a wheel frame, dinner has been cooking. Rump Steak, sausages and corn
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Uploaded on Jul 1, 2009
Mud crab ready to become dinner
