While hiking from Spit Bridge to Manly Beach, (just outside of Sydney), we came across a school of small Grommets.
They are all in knee deep water, holding onto their Opti's, & I'm thinking, where in Hell are they going to safely sail? About 30 yds off the beach, the bay was filled with leaners hanging off buoys.
They tethered the Optis into 2 lines, then towed them a couple of miles out to open water. Must have been a challenge, the wind was good, but came right off some good sized hills. Being up top, we could clearly see the cats paws racing across their path.
Only saw one Cat in New Zealand,(maybe they get tired of being upside down while on the wire?), Oz had far more.
Edited by Edchris177 on Jan 20, 2017 - 10:52 PM.
Did Ya know . . . optis are a Clearwater invention 🙂
we have lots of them aboot
"school of small Grommets" thought you were talking about a school of some kind of fish when I started reading that. 😆
The story does show why there are so many great sailors from down under.