Month: November 2020

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Absentee – Mollymook Ocean Swimmer

 

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Swimmers ask where is Heather? Home watching TV!

 

Where is Heather? Any absentee note? We can’t even ask Kath where is Heather as Kath is off in her own little world enjoying herself on holidays before retirement.

Heather writes: “Thanks for all the news, Happy birthday Elise, looked like a fun night. Great photos of the ocean, I am missing the ocean and walking. I have been quiet and laid up for a couple of weeks. I’ve had surgery on both feet, one foot looks like it will be an easy recovery but the bunion & tendon surgery on the other foot has been more difficult. Very light weight bearing with crutches and feet up most of the time. Paul has been great and my brother and his wife have been visiting, so good timing! Friends have called round with coffee and books and a laugh.

Lots of binging on Netflix and google Play. Off to Sydney on Thursday to have it all uncovered and see what they say!”  XXX Heather

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Warrumbungles to Red Rock

 

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Kath exploring Breadknife and Grand High Tops Walk in the Warrumbungle mountains

 

Holiday before retirement, exploring the Warrumbungle mountains & onwards to Red Rock

 

Kath provides an update: “We have spent three days exploring this amazing ancient bit of landscape, on many walking trails through the beautiful Warrumbungles”. The name ‘Warrumbungle’ is believed to mean ‘crooked mountains’. This is an appropriate name describing the distinctive jagged skyline of the Warrumbungles, with its domes and spires separated by forested ridges and deep gorges and surrounded by plains and tablelands. The Breadknife and Grand High Tops walk is the jewel in the glistening crown and is must do for bush walkers who love a challenge with their scenery. The track follows Spirey Creek before climbing steeply to give close encounters with iconic formations such as Belougery Spire, Bress Peak and Crater Bluff.

As a matter of interest, the Breadknife is a volcanic dyke approximately 90 metres high and 4 m wide, thus the name. It is a 12.9 Km walk.  

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Memorable moments: Mollymook Ocean Swimmers

 

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Ulladulla Graduation 2020, Jamie, Dani and Jack

 

Swimmers share in this memorable occasion: Their young adult children graduating – Ulladulla High School 2020

 

Moni, John and Tracy, Robbie and Simone, Jo and Ian were among the many parents at the Civic Centre / Ulladulla Harbour to witness the joy and jubilation being shared among all the 2020 Ulladulla High School graduates. The youngsters were dressed to the hilt in some amazing eye catching outfits. They looked stunning as they lined up either in groups or with parents for some beautiful photo shoots using the harbour as a background. Whilst it was an overcast afternoon, we were still able to get some lovely photos.

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Mollymook Ocean Swimmers news Nov. 18, 2020

 

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Dolphins at North Mollymook

 

North Mollymook was the best spot for swimming last week whilst South Mollymook was subjected to strong Nor-East winds and currents. So the call was made to meet at North Molly last Thursday. However, apparently someone forgot to tell Issi, nonetheless all the swimmers were back at south Molly the following day albeit a little confused on where to swim due to the strong northerly current prevailing.  

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Bird Life – Ulladulla Headland and Harbour

 

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Black Glossy Cockatoo female

 

Bird Life – Ulladulla ‘Warden Head’ Lighthouse area and the Harbour Foreshores

 

The ‘Bird Life’ captured in these images were taken primarily in the Warden Head area and a lesser few at the Ulladulla Harbour and Foreshore area’s. Easy walking along the ‘Warden Head Cultural Tracks’ with an array of local coastal bird life enjoyed on the south side of Warden Head lighthouse. Very scenic area for bird watching and in addition you can enjoy dolphins on the eastern sea-board side and whales during their migrating season. As you edge your way south along these cultural tracks and head slightly to the west, you get magnificent views of Pigeon House mountain in the distance and surf board riders to the south.

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ALLPRESS Coffee – Bannisters Pavilion Hotel

 

Famous ALLPRESS Coffee available at Bannisters Pavilion Hotel, Tallwood Avenue, Mollymook.

 

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Experienced barista’s, Rocco and Carmela operate the Bannisters Pavilion Coffee Cart

 

ALLPRESS Coffee is available in Mollymook at Bannisters Pavilion Hotel. Experienced Italian coffee barista’s Rocco and Carmela have relocated to the local Mollymook / Ulladulla area to serve ALLPRESS coffee at Bannisters Pavilion Hotel, Tallwood Avenue, Mollymook. For many years they had previously operated their own highly successful ‘Bond Cafe’ in Martin Place, Sydney. Coffee connoisseur’s rank Rocco and Carmela’s product with the very best available in the local Mollymook, Milton, Ulladulla area. Highly recommended by tourist to the area and locals.

And there is more: Also available are ‘in house’ freshly baked croissants, cakes, pastries and savouries that include bacon and egg rolls.

Bannister’s Pavilion ALLPRESS coffee is available daily from 7.00 am to 11.00 am 

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Mollymook Ocean Swimmers e-news November 8, 2020

 

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Annual ‘swimmer of the year’ awards night

 

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Elise’s 40th Birthday celebration

Annual ‘swimmer of the year’ awards night

The 2019 ‘Swimmer of the Year’, Issi is preparing a fabulous evening for the 2020 annual swimmers awards night.

It will be held at Issi’s place on Saturday December 19, 2020.

More details as the event date draws closer.

Elise’s 40th Birthday celebration

Just a reminder, can you let Elise know in the next day or two if you are able to join her and David to celebrate Elise’s 40th birthday. This will help in the planning for the evening. 

All swimmers are invited for this ‘night of nights’.

 

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Bird Life – Narrawallee Beach

 

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Little Wattlebirds at Narrawallee Beach

 

Bird Life – Narrawallee Beach

 

The ‘Bird Life’ captured in these images were taken at Narrawallee Inlet and Narrawallee Beach. Easy walking in both beach and Inlet areas with an array of local coastal bird life.

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