Rose Bay To Watsons Bay
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A group including Angela, Annie, Lesa, Irina, Tracy, Wenyi, Garrie, Kung Fu Panda, Michael, Mr Muscles, Tony, and Warwick, along with two young pandas, took a ferry ride and walk from Rose Bay to Watsons Bay. Along the way, they encountered various sights including ferries, beaches, hills, houses, waterfalls, bridges, and caves. The group documented their outing with photos and had lunch at Watsons Bay at the end of their walk.
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- 1. Rose Bay to Watsons Bay Angela, Annie, Lesa, Irina, Tracy, w enyi , Garrie, Kung Fu Panda, Michael, Mr Muscles, Tony, Warwick + 2 young Pandas
- 2. Wrong ferry, but described the walk. Existing friends and new friends
- 3. Here comes our ferry – The SuperCat
- 4. Mrs Panda hides while young Pandas look on.
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- 7. Mini Panda
- 8. The best way to get to Berowra Waters
- 9. x
- 10. Beach Panda
- 11. Big Panda
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- 16. Another flying boat returning
- 17. Ah! Young love!
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- 25. Annie & Tracy loved the rain, but what is Mr Muscles up to?
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- 28. Where has the track gone?
- 29. Vaucluse House looks inviting
- 30. Mr Muscles tries to out-lip the rest (fails though)
- 31. Scary !!
- 32. Michael, a walk in the rain will wake you up.
- 34. Mr Muscles being Mr Muscles
- 35. They are back again
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- 38. May I have some please?
- 39. Me too !
- 40. Another photo opportunity before the suspension bridge
- 42. Waterfall – as if we have not had enough of that
- 43. Camera shy ?
- 44. Altogether now
- 45. Certainly looks very dangerous
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- 47. Another shower heading our way
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- 49. Lucky we found some shelter
- 50. Dangerous dog in cave though
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- 54. North Head from South Head
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