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The view from the other side

4/4/2015

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PicturePhillip Island Nature Parks’ Ecoboat Tour
By Linda Cuttriss

THE brand-new 47-seat ‘sea sprinter’ pushes back from Cowes Jetty and is soon speeding westward towards Australia’s largest seal colony.  I’m on board Phillip Island Nature Parks’ Ecoboat Tour.  The monitor at the front of the boat shows we’re travelling at 27 knots but the sea is calm and the ride is smooth.

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    Linda Cuttriss

    Linda Cuttriss writes about the nature of Phillip Island and Bass Coast - the wildlife, plants, rocks, coastal formations and local history – in her series of walks and drives around this stunning part of the world she calls home.

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