thanks mate - between Christmas and NYEQuote:
Originally Posted by Blknight.aus
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thanks mate - between Christmas and NYEQuote:
Originally Posted by Blknight.aus
The walk up to the Carlo sand blow from Harry's Hut is worth it, too. We canoed there from Boreen Point, staying overnight at Fig Tree point, a year or so ago. Awesome spot.
Would lend you our canoe, except that we're also using it at that time.
Enjoy!
We've got a two person kingfisher, it's a heavy plastic job with a transom. You are welcome to borrow it over the break.
woody
Ranga, I haven't forgotten you. Will get the activity plan to you in the next couple of days. I just have to delete a whole heap of non-applicable stuff and check a couple of details.
Cheers, Dave.
Ranga, email sent.
Cheers, Dave.
So Ranga, how'd the paddling go?
:rulez:
Dave.
Hehe, not too bad, but we only ended up using it once - too many things to do up there!Quote:
Originally Posted by Barefoot Dave
We paddled up and down Cooloothin Creek, which was lovely. If nothing else, we discovered canoeing is a great way for us to explore some waterways when the chance permits.
Should have paddled up to Harry's Hut. That's a nice place to visit, good camping there too and it opens up the upper part of the Noosa River for exploring.
I went for a drive up there with the BIL and his partner, the next day we hired a boat from Elanda point. 4 adults and 2 kids in a canoe was a bit too much we thought, especially with about 15-20 knots wind. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by numpty
I was camping at Elanda point Fri-Sat-Sun just gone, paddled up to Harrys hut on Saturday and the Noosa river was great, after taliking with a ranger he reccomended driving to Harrys and launching the canoe there and heading up so i will do that in a couple of weeks time. Paddling back to Elanda was great in the late afternoon with the wind behind us[ i couldnt get the canoe out of Elanda on Friday afternoon because of the wind[unless i walked it]]
Richard