I am sure this has been done to death in previous years but i had a search and most was quite old. Planning to watch the fireworks afloat for the first time. As we are moored at Gladesville and have no desire to be crushed we figured we would stay on the western side. High tide is about 10pm. Last couple of years we had a great view from land at Clarkes Point and thinking we might anchor off there. Thinking that if we stay further out then we can sail home straight after as we can squeeze through the gap between exclusion zone and Woolwich to get back up river. Or should we go further down and say into Lavender Bay?
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I am sure this has been done to death in previous years but i had a search and most was quite old. Planning to watch the fireworks afloat for the first time. As we are moored at Gladesville and have no desire to be crushed we figured we would stay on the western side. High tide is about 10pm. Last couple of years we had a great view from land at Clarkes Point and thinking we might anchor off there. Thinking that if we stay further out then we can sail home straight after as we can squeeze through the gap between exclusion zone and Woolwich to get back up river. Or should we go further down and say into Lavender Bay?
Agree on Clarke's Point. Might be near the Woolwich Marina myself.
Hi everyone merry christmas. Has anyone got a spare spot onboard for a south coast couple? Be awesome to watch the show from the water. Ring or text if there is a possibility and have a happy new year.
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Sean
