The weather in Sydney has been pretty nasty the last week, near constant rain. The kids were going stir crazy so Jake decided last night lets go for a trip to Newcastle to see the Pasha Bulker, a coal tanker which was beached in wild weather last week and stop in to visit his sister.
There has been a lot of media coverage on the ship, it isn’t ever day you see a dirty great big ship perched on a beach. I’d like to know how the hell he got there, someone was taking a nap when they shouldn’t have! It will be interesting to see if and how they can move it, hopefully without too much impact on the environment.
Even though we had seen lots of pictures in the media, the shear size and how close it is to the beach was amazing. And the people, OMG, I think half of NSW was there LOL.
It rained the whole 2hr trip there, but thankfully the sun came out for the time we were there.
Of course, the children had to do the touristy thing (there were people holding their dogs up to take their pictures in front of it…don’t think the meezers would have been keen LOL) Hayden thought it was great, the girls were less than impressed…no pleasing them LOL












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Wow! That is a sight I would like to see. Thanks for sharing the photos. I sure hope nothing bad leaks out of that ship and hurts the environment. That would make me very mad. Very very mad.
great pics Leigh, my daughter lives 10 mins from there she said to that it is so different to see in IRL, wish i had known you were comming to town i would have come & met up with you.
I hope they can move it & nothing leeks out of it, it must be such a big worry for everyone concerned with the job of getting it off the sand
That big boat is really amazing. It is hard to believe we have such huge things floating all over the planet anyway.
A great adventure for the kids!
WOWIE!!!!! I think I cood drive that bote better than the ship’s captin did. Sheesh!
Wow, those are breathtaking pictures!
Wow- those are the best shots of it Ive seen - well done!
I love the shot with the kids too - thats going to be a nice
keepsake over time. Thanks for visiting the birds & the beads
Have a happy sunday.