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Coasting : a sailing and dining odyssey along Australian shores

Peterswald, Robert, 1943-2022
Books, Manuscripts
AUSTRALIAN. The magnificent East Coast of Australia stretches from the cold and windy tip of Southern Tasmania, in the latitudes of the 'Roaring Forties', to the tropical Torres Strait Islands north of Cape York Peninsula. No other nation possesses such a coastline. Its length and diversity of climate, oceanography, topography and beauty are unmatched. Some years ago, Rob and Rosemary Peterswald set off to sail their ketch, Oceania, from the bottom to the top. They planned to follow in the wakes of Abel Tasman, Matthew Flinders, George Bass, James Cook and many other famous seamen - some of the greatest explorers the world has seen - and decided that Port Davey on the West Coast of Tasmania, where the European exploration of the East Coast of Australia had begun nearly four centuries ago, was the logical place for them to begin their voyage.
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