Dinghy Cruising, deserted farms, dingoes and definitely fun on the Myall. 

Glad you enjoyed it Dave and thanks again for watching, cheers Paul

Oh too kind, cheers Paul

That is awesome! please send me a photo to sailingkatelouise@gmail.com and thanks for watching and leaving a comment, cheers Paul

Well it's only polite to thank people who have taken the time to leave a comment....as they don't have to. Often channels never reply to comments as it's too time consuming but I think it's the right thing to do. So thank you again for watching James, I do value your support, cheers Paul

@@SailingKateLouise Oh yes, I understand and I don't fault you for thanking us, in fact I find it quite polite. I do however feel we should show our appreciation for your "great sailing channel!" (tags strategically placed for sailing search engines.) 😂👌

Thanks James

Well done Steve send me a photo of your galley box, cheers Paul

Many thanks! George....we have a ginger called George, cheers Paul

Hi Rob, thanks for watching and see you on the water maybe at Myall, cheers Paul

Thanks again for watching Gerald, cheers Paul

Hi yes I've got an inflatable kayak but it's very hard to get on and off from the boat, as it tends to sink a bit in the middle if you try and stand up(inflatable floor). But the SUP is under such high pressure it's as solid as a rock. Not only fun but keeps you dry in winter. The inflatable kayak tends to pool any water from your feet, to the lowest point, which tends to be where your bum is, so you always get wet. Also the SUP doesn't take up much room. Thanks again for watching, cheers Paul

Thanks for watching... I think we are really lucky here that we can sail all year round. In fact winter is often nicer less people and a chill in the air. Cheers Paul

Appreciate that, thanks Paul

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching, cheers Paul

Glad you enjoyed it Greg thanks for watching, cheers Paul

My pleasure and in a week's time I catch up with Chris, who has just got his brand new Bayraider 17....should be good , cheers Paul

@@SailingKateLouise look forward to it 👍😎

Thanks Mark, cheers Paul

Cheers Josh

Thanks again, cheers Paul

Hi Rob now that's an idea I like the sound of. Terry's Sup is 10ft 6 which is too long to fit in his cabin but with a fold it might work. I'll suggest it at the Sand Isles on the 16th are you coming?, cheers Paul

@@SailingKateLouise for those of us with limited cargo space it could be really useful to be able to tow our beds behind! And no, as usual I have other commitments so won’t be able to make the sand isles.

My pleasure, when does the snow start melting?, cheers Paul

@@SailingKateLouise - been a strange winter, not much snow, only one short very cold spell. We got a random dusting of snow day before yesterday but will be gone again as temperatures move towards 50F.

Thank you very much Orlando, cheers Paul

Capt you've got too much time on your hands....I looked didn't see it ....but it's all in the eye of the beholder, cheers Paul

Yep a big doer upper, it's riddled with termites. But interestingly there are a few old farms around Myall Lakes that were taken over in 1972 when the area was declared a national park. But life would have been tough, it's about 18km from the nearest town Buladelah by road or river. Thanks for watching, cheers Paul

Hi Neil, thanks for watching. I had 2 fixed aluminium slides which guided the outboard mounting board up and down, But the props get hitting the hull opening when lowering. So the slides now pivot at the bottom allowing for a change in angle while lowering.... if that makes sense. Cheers Paul

Well at least they are small. Interestingly you could see the droplets reflecting the sun, but pretty hard to see on camera. Thanks for watching, cheers Paul

Thanks mate at least it wasn't a jetski😆, cheers Paul

Funny , you made me laugh. Thank you. I am just too pickled in salt.

Hi Phil yes I was thinking of you as it poured with rain at Hornsby, cheers Paul

I wish I could they are very loud in summer. Thanks again for watching, cheers Paul

Hi, Yes pocket ships are very stable and fast...not many here, more in the states. Thanks again for watching, cheers Paul

Hi James she sails well under Jib and mizzen on a reach or running, but sometimes stalls while tacking, You need to get good speed up to complete the tack as I don't have a centre board so there is not a lot to pivot around. Kate Louise has a lot of sail, so dropping the main is always an option to reefing, if it gets to 15knots plus. Thanks again for watching, cheers Paul

Hi Broderick ,Terry's boat is a ClC Pocket ship he built in 8 months....very nice. Thanks for watching, cheers Paul

As Paul said, about the size of an alsatian (German Shepherd) and a dog that size can easily kill an adult human. Fatal dog attacks aren't common but do happen among domestic breeds from time to time. You should also consider that dogs are pack animals so where you see one set of tracks there may well be other dingoes nearby.

@@stevep5819 Thanks for the answer. I did not really thin that dingoes are that big. I tought more like the size of Shiba Inu- So if they are the size of German sheppards I see that they can clearly be a danger to a fully grown human. .

Small adults and children have been killed up on Fraser Island in Queensland.

Well I was in a hammock once at Myall lakes about 3 ft off the ground and at 4am I was woken by a dingo howling like a wolf about 15ft from me, baring his teeth and looking very hungry. Luckily he got fed up with me shinning a torch in his face and wondered off....it's not the sort of thing you forget, cheers Paul