Ep. 50 - Sailing Australia's Deepest Lake: The World Heritage Lake St Clair

Castle? Yeah. Ah, f***ing blue climbing. It looks lovely, this little bush. How long have you had this? Ah, could be a year in October. I might close it right up. Yeah. Ah, for the maximum. We were trying to catch up with you, but you're always a bit in front. We've got a painter in front. I know. We've got a very short painter, another one there. It's not a painter, it's a... I don't know what it is. The other one. Well done, guys. Is that green line the painter? Yep. Good job. That's like a Geoff McQueen stone line. Actually, I think that's heavier than this. Tucker time. Let's have some lunch, make a coffee. I'll try not to, I promise. So pretty. Oh, wow. That's my wind. That was it. Yeah. That mountain behind you looks amazing. Um... You can edit that. Um, in my bag. This morning, when we got out of the tent, we didn't put that last lot of food in. That's right. We were just pulled up here, the bow was pulled up here before. But I reckon we can actually do better. That's right. So, Lockie, is this as bad as you thought it would be? No. That's good. Coffee time. Maximalist breakfast. It is interesting, though, with science, because you're not actually black and white art. It's mostly, what's that guy saying? You're interpreting statistics. Yeah. Good job. Bye. See ya. See ya, guys. Yeah. Woohoo! Headsail line. Drop the main. Just the headsail. Yep. Lashed up. It'll be a lot easier, more comfortable. It's pretty windy now. Yeah.