EASTERN HORIZON

Wandering by kayak

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Return to Orchid Bay

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Today the kayak tribe returned to Orchid Bay on the Beecroft Peninsula. http://return-to-orchid-bay.blogspot.com/
Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Change is the only constant.

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Paddling out into the Tasman Sea between the North and South headlands it is curious to imagine that about 10,000 years ago it was not possi...

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The headlands of the Sydney coastline typically have rock platforms at their bases. These platforms are destructive barriers to most vessel...

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A headcrusher that looks as though it fell as recently as last night. The broad rock platform on the north side of Salmon Cove displays th...

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Derek appearing from the horizon ... Snorkelling amongst the boulders one hopes that another section of cliff is not about to release its...

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Patterns of weathering. Some of the sediment contains the fossil remains of Glossopteris .

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Striking lichens. Temporary visitors.

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Northern track = Derek's passage from Collaroy. Southern track = Tony & Luke from Point Piper.
Sunday, November 8, 2009

King prawn

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Capt Pete writes: After meeting up at South head, Derek, Tony and Peter decided against an open ocean adventure as an easterly swell and wav...
Sunday, October 25, 2009

Purple people eaters

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Capt Peter writes: Overcast skies and calm conditions greeted Derek and Peter at Little Manly for our journey to Shelly Beach and back . He...

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The Purple People Eater (Pelagica noctiluca) is a delicate, small and attractively coloured jellyfish with four fragile mouth arms and eigh...
Saturday, October 17, 2009

Materiality

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A brief paddle to the east side of Bradley's Head. How much more satisfying this composition of organic forms would be with a kayak tha...
Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Ride to work day

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While the bicycles were duelling with the cars and trucks on the city's network of roads, the harbour was a broad field of calm spaciou...
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