A couple of weeks ago we reported the announcement that the Nash family has formed a Trust to support Yukon. The LBT has joined as a corporate member, and we have received the following response. Judging by that membership number…
the boarding ladder that used to be on ‘Shannon’ is no longer there. Trouble is that getting back onto the boat without it, if you happen to fall off, is very difficult if not impossible. Anybody have some clues as…
An LBT team has participated in the Steamers Run, the length of the Gippsland Lakes, and judging by the photos contributed by Carol Feuerriegel to the TN25 WhatsApp group a great time was had by all. We particularly liked the…
See the details >>here<<.
With a bit of luck we will have a fine evening to gather around the grill in the gloaming. Bring your snags, burgers etc, a plate to share, something to drink and $5 for the kitty. After 6pm.
Tucker built our Nancy. Lesley Fraser found the following photo and description of him in “The Norfolk Settlers” by Peter C Sims. For a text version of this see >>here<<.
The St Ayles Skiff Association has sent the following summary of upcoming events. The Steamers Run 2026 is due kick off on Sunday 22 February. This 100 km event is based around the Gippsland Lake system and is one of…
The Scout camp at Charlotte Cove must have one of the primo spots for smoko and lunch in the state,- under a huge shady pine tree. and looking out over the mouth of Huon estuary to Adamson’s Peak. It’s a…
The kids from Huonville Primary had there initial safety briefing on Wednesday morning and then it was onto the boats, over to Egg Island and a circumnavigation of Rat Island before lunch at the Petty Sessions playground. Which was only…
Go for a spin on the water out from Franklin and you never know what you might run into. In Mike Dredge’s case it was a very large plank, which revealed itself to be Kerrawyn’s gangplank once it was hauled…
