Sailing is as much about judgment as it is movement—reading wind, water, and timing with precision. These posts explore life on the water, from practical experience to the quieter realities of navigation, weather, and decision-making, where small choices can carry significant consequences.
The author seeks inspiration for a novel set in Raby Bay, Cleveland, featuring money, glamour, and a mysterious murder. His ideal location is a waterfront property with a berth for a catamaran. He envisions a captivating female captain with a hidden secret. The writing style is praised for its vivid and disturbingly real portrayal.
Moreton Bay Murders: Glamour, Catamaran, and Dark Secrets in Raby Bay Read More »
A unidentified female’s naked body was discovered bound by rope on a yacht’s propeller near Lucinda Bay, east of Brisbane. The victim’s identity and the circumstances of her presence remain a mystery. Yachtsman Neil Lundy found the body, recalling the haunting moment. Investigation is ongoing, with the victim believed to be in her late teens or early twenties. The cause of death is unknown, and all tourists on the island have been located.
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I’m afraid of heights, and Graham keeps big-noting himself as the authority on everything. It didn’t matter how much sailing experience we had; his stories were always bigger and better than ours. I said. “If you’re so good at it, you f*cking go up and change that f*cking light.” My tri-light was busted and needed
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