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Offthegrid
Offthegrid

WA

123 posts

25 Mar 2020 10:07pm
In WA at least, after 14 days self iso, are we allowed to sail down south and anchor off quindalup with no reason to go ashore, fully self sufficient? Or is that too far from medical, if any available, help?
I know they'll probably stop road traffi heading down there.
or should we just stay at home. The boat would pretty isolated.
cheers
Newmo
Newmo

VIC

471 posts

26 Mar 2020 9:51am
The Message is very clear, STAY HOME
nswsailor
nswsailor

NSW

1458 posts

26 Mar 2020 9:55am
I think WA gov will be ruling on that today
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

26 Mar 2020 3:26pm
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Newmo said..
The Message is very clear, STAY HOME

But I am home!




saltiest1
saltiest1

NSW

2562 posts

26 Mar 2020 3:59pm
It's a good question. My boat is my home and I'm officially of no fixed address in NSW.
Newmo
Newmo

VIC

471 posts

26 Mar 2020 4:13pm
That's the Message
If it's your home well then I guess your Home
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

26 Mar 2020 4:02pm
The next question will be can I put this tucker in my slow cooker I find on the island! Lol




southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

26 Mar 2020 5:06pm
Goose breasts on the radar! Could be good for the slow cooker with garlic oinion and Italian tomatos!






Wander66
Wander66

QLD

294 posts

26 Mar 2020 4:46pm
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southace said..
Goose breasts on the radar! Could be good for the slow cooker with garlic oinion and Italian tomatos!







You can eat that pigface weed growing on the shore as well, but as Crocodile Dundee said "Tastes like sht but you can live on it"
Bundeenabuoy
Bundeenabuoy

NSW

1239 posts

26 Mar 2020 7:14pm
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saltiest1 said..
It's a good question. My boat is my home and I'm officially of no fixed address in NSW.


Lovely photo
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

26 Mar 2020 7:10pm
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Bundeenabuoy said..

saltiest1 said..
It's a good question. My boat is my home and I'm officially of no fixed address in NSW.



Lovely photo

I found these to love birds in the past couple of hours they won't be on my menu. They are feeding on cape barren geese and fish. I'm now day one personal choice self isolation.








boty
boty

QLD

685 posts

27 Mar 2020 7:57am
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southace said..

Bundeenabuoy said..


saltiest1 said..
It's a good question. My boat is my home and I'm officially of no fixed address in NSW.




Lovely photo


I found these to love birds in the past couple of hours they won't be on my menu. They are feeding on cape barren geese and fish. I'm now day one personal choice self isolation.









beautiful spot where are you
Charriot
Charriot

QLD

880 posts

27 Mar 2020 8:51am
Self isolation.......don't tell, maybe yes
garymalmgren
garymalmgren

1365 posts

27 Mar 2020 7:13am
That Aloe is a good find south.
Mash, ferment, drink.
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

27 Mar 2020 10:04am
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garymalmgren said..
That Aloe is a good find south.
Mash, ferment, drink.


It might get to that once the 6 cartons are empty!
BlueMoon
BlueMoon

866 posts

27 Mar 2020 8:12am
Day one isolation and already thinking about eating the local wildlife, thinking ahead...I like it.
My Nan used to make Sparrow Pie during the war, with the aid of the kitchen colander, some string, a twig and some breadcrumbs.
Yara
Yara

NSW

1314 posts

27 Mar 2020 3:46pm
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BlueMoon said..
Day one isolation and already thinking about eating the local wildlife, thinking ahead...I like it.
My Nan used to make Sparrow Pie during the war, with the aid of the kitchen colander, some string, a twig and some breadcrumbs.


Mmm, the bush turkeys are looking rather good. Need a bigger colander though.
Ilenart
Ilenart

WA

250 posts

27 Mar 2020 1:14pm
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Offthegrid said..
In WA at least, after 14 days self iso, are we allowed to sail down south and anchor off quindalup with no reason to go ashore, fully self sufficient? Or is that too far from medical, if any available, help?
I know they'll probably stop road traffi heading down there.
or should we just stay at home. The boat would pretty isolated.
cheers


Just annouced

www.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-27/coronavirus-restrictions-announced-on-travel-across-wa/12096634

southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

27 Mar 2020 4:45pm
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Ilenart said..

Offthegrid said..
In WA at least, after 14 days self iso, are we allowed to sail down south and anchor off quindalup with no reason to go ashore, fully self sufficient? Or is that too far from medical, if any available, help?
I know they'll probably stop road traffi heading down there.
or should we just stay at home. The boat would pretty isolated.
cheers



Just annouced

www.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-27/coronavirus-restrictions-announced-on-travel-across-wa/12096634



Proberly best to keep it under the radar and don't give govements ideas by asking the questions I get the feeling that's already happening!
nswsailor
nswsailor

NSW

1458 posts

27 Mar 2020 5:34pm
This is already being monitored in QLD by maritime police.
Visits to arriving yachts, from NSW, usually occur within the hour with instructions on quarantine being given then.
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

27 Mar 2020 5:11pm
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nswsailor said..
This is already being monitored in QLD by maritime police.
Visits to arriving yachts, from NSW, usually occur within the hour with instructions on quarantine being given then.


That's fair enough that's because borders are closed. If we go in lockdown I don't want to sit in the marina for weeks!
Sectorsteve
Sectorsteve

QLD

2195 posts

27 Mar 2020 5:12pm
here in nz they dont want boaties going out n about. im up in bay of islands. glad i left auckland when i did a few weeks ago. I was at a marina living aboard the last 6 months and the police have told boaties with boats there they cant take em out. The marina have shut the amenities and dont want anyone living there. Dont know whats happening.
A guy i know went to great barrier islands. counted 750 boats in fitzroy harbour.
My friend and i are convinced that this is it folks. Theyre finally doing it. They will shut all production and money will be useless.
I am in an amazing spirituoal place. between two major sites of maori. Waitangi and flagstaff hill. The owners of the house im painting have self contained accom so im staying here overlooking my boat anchored in the bay. Tonnes of empty moorings too...
But here is an international jump off point. I was the marina which is also the customs dock for a week. Its full of people stuck here from all over.
People i bought the boat off are on their new boat stuck in Guadelupe. Not allowed to sail away only allowed at anchor and ashore to get supplies. Crazy.
Theres monitoring too. In the usa different states get points for whos not moving around the most. All using gps tech and the new towers they put up. Internets getting glitchy. That new 5 G network wasnt made for us. It was made to control us. Radiate and even start fires, change weather.
Get off the grid and do it asap.
southace
southace

SA

4794 posts

27 Mar 2020 5:54pm
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Sectorsteve said..
here in nz they dont want boaties going out n about. im up in bay of islands. glad i left auckland when i did a few weeks ago. I was at a marina living aboard the last 6 months and the police have told boaties with boats there they cant take em out. The marina have shut the amenities and dont want anyone living there. Dont know whats happening.
A guy i know went to great barrier islands. counted 750 boats in fitzroy harbour.
My friend and i are convinced that this is it folks. Theyre finally doing it. They will shut all production and money will be useless.
I am in an amazing spirituoal place. between two major sites of maori. Waitangi and flagstaff hill. The owners of the house im painting have self contained accom so im staying here overlooking my boat anchored in the bay. Tonnes of empty moorings too...
But here is an international jump off point. I was the marina which is also the customs dock for a week. Its full of people stuck here from all over.
People i bought the boat off are on their new boat stuck in Guadelupe. Not allowed to sail away only allowed at anchor and ashore to get supplies. Crazy.
Theres monitoring too. In the usa different states get points for whos not moving around the most. All using gps tech and the new towers they put up. Internets getting glitchy. That new 5 G network wasnt made for us. It was made to control us. Radiate and even start fires, change weather.
Get off the grid and do it asap.


Thanks for your story. I wouldn't get Dome and gloom though mate things should recover eventually. I would rather be at anchor and allowed to shop than locked in a house or in the marina this is why I put my action plan in early and departed the marina. I will be berth rental and go in to press up my water tanks if need be.
Sectorsteve
Sectorsteve

QLD

2195 posts

27 Mar 2020 5:45pm
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southace said..

Sectorsteve said..
here in nz they dont want boaties going out n about. im up in bay of islands. glad i left auckland when i did a few weeks ago. I was at a marina living aboard the last 6 months and the police have told boaties with boats there they cant take em out. The marina have shut the amenities and dont want anyone living there. Dont know whats happening.
A guy i know went to great barrier islands. counted 750 boats in fitzroy harbour.
My friend and i are convinced that this is it folks. Theyre finally doing it. They will shut all production and money will be useless.
I am in an amazing spirituoal place. between two major sites of maori. Waitangi and flagstaff hill. The owners of the house im painting have self contained accom so im staying here overlooking my boat anchored in the bay. Tonnes of empty moorings too...
But here is an international jump off point. I was the marina which is also the customs dock for a week. Its full of people stuck here from all over.
People i bought the boat off are on their new boat stuck in Guadelupe. Not allowed to sail away only allowed at anchor and ashore to get supplies. Crazy.
Theres monitoring too. In the usa different states get points for whos not moving around the most. All using gps tech and the new towers they put up. Internets getting glitchy. That new 5 G network wasnt made for us. It was made to control us. Radiate and even start fires, change weather.
Get off the grid and do it asap.



Thanks for your story. I wouldn't get Dome and gloom though mate things should recover eventually. I would rather be at anchor and allowed to shop than locked in a house or in the marina this is why I put my action plan in early and departed the marina. I will be berth rental and go in to press up my water tanks if need be.


Glad you got out. my mate just said they closed auckland harbour.
woko
woko

NSW

1770 posts

27 Mar 2020 7:16pm
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southace said..

nswsailor said..
This is already being monitored in QLD by maritime police.
Visits to arriving yachts, from NSW, usually occur within the hour with instructions on quarantine being given then.



That's fair enough that's because borders are closed. If we go in lockdown I don't want to sit in the marina for weeks!


If you where say sitting in a harbour on the north coast of nsw the present weather conditions would be advantages to a voyage north. Now I'm not saying that I've seen any such departures, but if your well provisioned and don't log on with VMR none would be the wiser, international flagged vessel would attract attention I guess though, and of course there's the usual clearing into the country / quarantine bla bla. The closing of boarders in the like of tweed heads is farcical, as is outback crossings, it's a state gov feel good thing. The recent arrivals from overseas is the big issue and our esteemed leaders are starting to jump on it.
Poodle
Poodle

WA

867 posts

27 Mar 2020 7:23pm



Offthegrid
Offthegrid

WA

123 posts

28 Mar 2020 5:02pm
See advice,
as of Tuesday we won't be able to sail somewhere outside our zone...


LooseChange
LooseChange

NSW

2140 posts

29 Mar 2020 2:14pm
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garymalmgren said..
That Aloe is a good find south.
Mash, ferment, drink.


Aloe makes a very poor version of tequila, yes it will ferment and yes it will get you sh1t faced but to make real tequila you need blue agave, a similar looking plant.
Now on the other hand if you were to use those Aloe plants, get 80ml Aloe Vera gel then add 170ml rubbing alcohol @70-99% strength plus a few drops of essential oil for scent (optional) then you have made a reasonably decent hand sanitiser and make a tidy income in the current shortage.
garymalmgren
garymalmgren

1365 posts

29 Mar 2020 6:50pm
There you have it.
Marine Rescue go to the trouble of spelling out the service that they will supply in these difficult times and the first comment was
"Can you catch it off seagulls?" Total disregard of the message.

Look everyone. This is serious. It is not a conspiracy. It is not a scam. It is not a power grab.
It is a virus that humans have no antibodies to resist.
And with the Spanish flu of 100 years ago it could very easily mutate into something much much worse,
Your kids and grandkids could be at serious risk.
Take this as seriously as you would a storm warning. Don't go out.

gary
samsturdy
samsturdy

NSW

1659 posts

30 Mar 2020 9:47am
100 years ago Spanish flu killed 100 million people worldwide, don't underestimate the power of bugs.
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