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<strong>Marinas</strong><br />

Marina Magic & Mayhem<br />

Manly Boat Harbour prior to New Berths<br />

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Who said <strong>Marinas</strong> are not Attractive?<br />

Depends on one’s one s Perspective<br />

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From Our Smallest Perfect Launch<br />

To Our Largest - Oldest Pearl Lugger<br />

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To Lush Gardens around Work Areas<br />

& Bouganvillia brightens a Watertank<br />

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Starting a Garden around new Trolley<br />

Flowering Climbers not ‘social social ones’<br />

ones<br />

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Our Banksias & Creepers get started<br />

One Month after Planting !<br />

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Who said Slipways can’t can t be Clean?<br />

We didn’t! didn t! We fly a ‘Clean Clean Marina’ Marina Flag<br />

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No.1 Tank plus Flowering Creepers<br />

What’s What s that hiding behind Screens?<br />

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Empty “IT IT” in Privacy<br />

Wash Hands with Soap Provided<br />

Rubbish Bins, Recycling Bins,<br />

Solvents Tank & Waste Oil Tank<br />

in Bunded Area<br />

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Our Oasis for Meals at Slipway<br />

Our Lady Skippers raise money for<br />

Breast Cancer – Everything PINK<br />

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OOPS ! After Lady Skippers Race<br />

Staff join the Spectator Crews<br />

We now take care <strong>of</strong> “Cats Cats”<br />

• All sorts & sizes, we give them the CREAM<br />

• Trolley that is<br />

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New CREAM Trolley to Be Kind to Cats<br />

PILE CAPS<br />

1 st Cat to Slip on CREAM Trolley<br />

Delighted Part Owners Ralph & Tricia<br />

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Christening Ceremony for Trolley<br />

Some boaties are hard to train!<br />

OURS<br />

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But NOT Ours!<br />

Fire Training for Extinguishers<br />

BILGE RATS<br />

Bath time for visiting sailors?<br />

– No Fire Fighting Practice<br />

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New Policy Fire Fighting in <strong>Marinas</strong><br />

NEW DRAFT POLICY<br />

A Motley Crew <strong>of</strong> Marine Life share the<br />

Harbour<br />

• Mullet, bream, cod, catfish, crabs, prawns, eels,<br />

stonefish, dolphins, and sharks to name some<br />

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olphins love playing with boaties<br />

DAVE<br />

Dolphins escort our boats to slipways<br />

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STONEFISH sit too deep to worry about –<br />

except if you are a Dredge. One GIANT closed<br />

ours for 3 hours. It got caught in the suction section.<br />

Periodic Dangers -<br />

• Whilst we have many sea creatures we<br />

feel privileged to have in our harbour –<br />

• SOME visitors are NOT the ‘welcome welcome kind’ kind<br />

We <strong>of</strong>ten have Bull Sharks, & on occasions<br />

a large Bronze Whaler appears plus other<br />

sharks.<br />

• Maybe worse is the Moreton Bay Box Jelly,<br />

(Morbakka Morbakka or Fire Jelly ‘Tamoya Tamoya virulenta’) virulenta )<br />

(the Warts on the Bell holds the sting).<br />

These appear between Nov-Jan Nov Jan BEWARE !<br />

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Pets must be on a leash! Jokes aside<br />

Similar size shark to our visiting one<br />

Moreton Bay Box Jelly (Morbakka ( Morbakka)<br />

• They have a wide translucent Bell 6-18cm 6 18cm<br />

with a pink/green tentacle on each corner.<br />

Pinkish warts on the bell carry the stinging<br />

cells. The tentacles are more than 1 metre.<br />

If stung skin looks & feels it is on fire, with<br />

raised white weals & red flare. Low back pain<br />

muscle cramps, nausea, vomiting, headache<br />

& ‘a a feeling <strong>of</strong> doom’. doom . Douse with vinegar,<br />

use cold packs or ice in cloth 5-25 5 25 mins. If<br />

this fails, seek medical attention. They<br />

appear between Nov & Jan / not every year.<br />

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Moreton Bay Box Jelly Fish BEWARE<br />

Manly <strong>Marinas</strong> Inc – Bird Roost &<br />

Dredged Materials Area<br />

• Many years ago, following on an EPA<br />

suggestion, the Manly <strong>Marinas</strong> built and<br />

still inspect & maintain these two areas.<br />

Peter Driscoll signed <strong>of</strong>f on the original<br />

drawings <strong>of</strong> the Roost & when built the<br />

birds approved. We can swamp the birds’ birds<br />

island for five days and the grasses die so<br />

the birds feel safe. They have hideaways<br />

in the bamboo too.<br />

Handout<br />

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Wader Bird Roost prior to Completion<br />

Early Days <strong>of</strong> Wader Bird Island<br />

$250,000<br />

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Bamboo for Small Birds to Hide<br />

Dredged Materials Area Some Time Ago<br />

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Checking Inlet Valve / Bird Roost<br />

Marina Manager wielding a Big Stick<br />

checking Drainage Levels<br />

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Beach Area before POB Improvement<br />

SUNRISE – with the Dust Storm<br />

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Wellington Pt Jetty – Dust at Dusk<br />

Dust – Good Photo, Bad Experience<br />

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THANKS to <strong>Port</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Brisbane</strong> Crew<br />

• Over the past 20+ years I have had much to<br />

do with the <strong>Port</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Brisbane</strong> Crew –<br />

• On occasions we have had trouble finding an<br />

agreeable outcome to a problem But for the<br />

most part we have had EXCELLENT<br />

ASSISTANCE & HELPFUL PARTICIPATION<br />

In matters concerning Manly Boat Harbour<br />

We Wish you Fair Winds<br />

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