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Out The Other Side: It Just Kept Pumping, Again
Just for the record, some extra gold from July 11 and 12.
Jack Andersen, deeper than is humanly possible. Photo: Ian Bird.
Nick Carroll
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“We were saying we were secretly hoping it’d go onshore.”
So said one of our hot shot correspondents from Sydney’s very own Puerto Escondido, South Narrabeen, yesterday. Apparently everyone had had enough. No more huge barrels! Please!
Well we’re pretty sure they’ll have changed their tune in a few days’ time, as normal service resumes off the east coast of Australia. But in the meantime, let’s have a look at some great moments from Sunday and Monday moments that might otherwise have been missed in the carnage.
1 of 8Attribution: Alison Mathison
Sutherland Shire local Alison Mathison was doing the Cape Solander to Boat Harbour trek with her husband Ian yesterday when they were treated to a show by a migrating whale.
2 of 8Attribution: Alison Mathison
The couple wanted to take advantage of the sunny weather and decided to bring their camera in hopes of spotting a whale.
3 of 8Attribution: Alison Mathison
The walk took them through Kamay Botany Bay National Park to the cliff face at Cape Solander, where several whale sightings were made.
4 of 8Attribution: Alison Mathison
A nearby fishing vessel was also lucky enough to get up close to the sea giant.
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