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Hippolyte Rocks

This paddling trip of about 20km was for Luna's birthday and as Anita so succinctly put it:

"Luna was very happy with the pressie, and touched that so many went in for it. Glen demonstrated today how good the kayak trolley wheels are, as he effortlessly wheeled his boat to and from Fortescue beach. The birthday paddle treated us with calm seas and a big pod of dolphins. We dawdled through the Candlestick chasm (twice) and cut out to the Hippolytes. Our only visitor was a baby bird that paddled over - looking for directions to somewhere?"

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