Afternoon Tea
Low Island
Watching the Boats
Setting Sun
Sunset Sailing
The Crew
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37. Low Isles - Return journey
Sunday 28 September
Afternoon Tea
All too soon it was time to leave and head back to the boat for the journey back to Port Douglas. Afternoon tea was served (again by the First Mate) - wonderful biscuits and of course tea and coffee.
Low Island
A last look at the island as we slowly made our way back to Port Douglas. I hadn't noticed the bird until after taking the photo.
Watching the Boats
People were sitting outside along the water just looking at the view. The chap on the left in a white top has his camera out.
Setting Sun
It was magical - slowly sailing with the setting sun, sipping champagne.
Sunset Sailing
The still sounds of night and the beauty of the sunset, the gentle ding-ding of the bell ringing as we approached Dixon Inlet and the Marina. A wonderful end to a glorious day. I was a little sad - I wished the day could go on forever. Of all the cruises and trips I've done, this one stands out as an unforgettable and beautiful memory.
The Crew
Back at the Marina, the journey is over - a wonderful ending to a beautiful day. I asked the Skipper could I have a photo with him and the First Mate - he gracously agreed.
Afternoon Tea
Low Island
Watching the Boats
Setting Sun
Sunset Sailing
The Crew
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6 comments:
Dramatic sky in these!
Hope your holidays are great! Happy New Year!
bellisimo sitio, un saludo y feliz 2010
I just love the Low Island pic! Wish I was there right now!... I'm fed up with winter rain!
Mary - The skies were amazing as we sailed slowly along.
Manuel - It was a beautiful serene place and Happy New Year to you too.
JM - Los Isles is one of the most lovely untouched places I've been. I'd gldaly swap the rain - it's 36ยบ at the moment here.
Cheers.
que c est beau !
It is a beautiful part of the world and so uncluttered.
Cheers.
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