Wednesday, 1 July 2009

Sydney Sunrise

I have just returned from an awesome sunrise paddle with Greg Simpson, now the Commodore - such a fantastic title - of the Tassie Sea Canoeing Club, in town for a day or so on business. Because entertaining visiting interstate dignitaries is now absolutely considered to be work, I suggested we head out for a paddle on the late sunrise, getting a small taste of the great variety of water around the entrance to Sydney harbour.
I'll let the images tell the story here, it was a spectacular morning, unseasonally warm, windless & with enough building sea to make the cliff sections plenty of fun. As I write this it's a howling westerly outside so we snuck in just before the weather turned, sipping a coffee at Watson's Bay as the whitecaps desecrated our pristine early morning waterway.
Greg striking out against the pre-sunrise skyline (note the lack of rudder....)

Gentle chop off the cliffs of the Gap

North head against the rising sun

The cliffline south of Sydney Heads.

5 comments:

  1. I have been called many things before....but dignitary?....that's a first. Thanks for a top morning.

    GS again

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  2. There you have it folks, another blog comment from world famous sea canoeist Greg S. I'm definitely moving up in the world.....!

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  3. Mark, those photos are absolutely stunning. Extremely jeolous here! :)

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  4. Maybe when you get dne with the HCC you might head out to sea with us...?

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