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After the night sail adventure, we arrived to Lady Musgrave, our last stop before Brisbane. This is an amazing atoll (it’s basically a crater shaped formation covered by a reef).
\nTo enter this reef, we had to go through a man made entrance, not much wider than the boat itself. Have you ever seen one of those “cat videos”, where they squeeze under a door or into a jar? Well… it’s pretty much like that. Sue and Nivi were at the helm while Andrew and Guido watched for corals while trying to find a place to anchor.
\nThe place is what anyone might think of when the word “paradise” comes to mind. Turtles, birds, turquoise water. We went for a walk around the island, packed with shearwater birds nesting, a perfect time for the visit.
\nTomorrow we’ll go on a snorkeling endeavor, always in the search for more surprises.
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