The News, Culture and Practice of Sailing woodenboats
in Australia, New Zealand & The South Pacific.
I Didn’t know it meant That Much
But the takeaway for me as one of the current custodians, is that I didn't realise how much these old wooden boats still meant to the people who had been involved with them.
Flinders Island's last crayfisher calls it a day
There's a ute parked out on a rock In Killiecrankie Bay. Three dogs and two men are working. Crays are rustling around in a big wooden pen called a cauf. The tide is coming in and the rock has become an island
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