In the end, it took both of them swimming to get the goods over 1Km to shore
Bernadette being pulled ashore by Steve
The Jetty- now 20 years old
The Jetty
from Kim's lookout on Malabar Cliffs
The Southern end of the 6Km lagoon
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Admiralty Islands viewed from behind Ned's Beach
The Island is really quite narrow
Soldiers Cap
View from the 218M top of Malabar Cliff. No safety rails here!
The Admiralties
Soldiers Cap. We anchored near here for a few hours in 1999
The new settlement with the lagoon in the background
Exact location of the Catalina crash when I was 1yr-4 days old. Two men were saved from the wreckage by Islanders and survived
Weirdly shaped tree trunk
Old Settlement Beach- site of the first Settlement.
Blackburn and Pastime again!
Looking West from the NE corner at the top of Malabar Cliffs
The beautiful Northern anchorage in the lagoon. Too shallow for Pastime!
Looking down on Ned's Beach from the cliffs. Muttonbird Is in the distance
View from Transit Hill. There's Pastime again!
Middle Beach where we anchored in 1999. Not terribly hospitable.
Pasture land at the NE end
Virtually the whole Island- seen from Malabar Cliffs in the North
Looking South from the point the Catalina crashed in 1948
Ned's Beach on a day when the wind was offshore
Fish feeding time at Ned's
The small hill behind the airstrip
Penny resting after riding about as far as the road goes South along the lagoon. Blowing 30kts!
Gower- a tough climb!
Gower again
One of the more isolated Lagoon beaches
Looking Nth across the lagoon to Blackburn Is with Pastime on the right edge
Looking South over most of the island
Old Settlement Beach and North Bay
The Northern end of the Lagoon at low tide
Pastime of Sydney tucked in close to Blackburn Island
The Admiralty Islands on the NE side
Lord Howe's Mountains