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118 photos and 44 illustrations tagged rowboat, from 23 members of Flickr Commons.

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Rowboat/ scull with three people and a dog onboard, Sydney Harbour

  • beachcomber australia said:
    Woollen swimsuits (also the dog's!) - those were the days ...
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    beachcomber australia A day out for all the family - including the dog :)

Floating a Car in 2 Rowboats - Mackie Lake

  • jan said:
    this is fantastic... love, love it

Perry brothers camping at Stradbroke Island, Christmas, 1885

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    queenslandplaces.com.au/stradbroke-island Stradbroke Island Stradbroke Island, now North and South Stradbroke Islands, forms the outer south-eastern land enclosure of Moreton Bay. Its northern point is 30 km east of the mouth of the Brisbane River, and the bay's southern waters are about two km wide at the southern tip of the south island, opposite Labrador on the Gold Coast. The break in the island, known as Jumpinpin, was formed in 1894-96 during heavy storm activity. (Jumpinpin was an Aboriginal word meaning Pandanus.) Some credit the beginning of the break in the island to the detonation of the explosives aboard the barque Cambus Wallace that ran aground in 1894. The complete island was 60 km from north to south. North Stradbroke Island falls within the boundaries of the Redland Shire Council; South Stradbroke the Gold Coast City Council.
  • Annette Cadell said:
    Fish for dinner but I wonder what the rifles were used for on Stradbroke Island?