Monday, March 4, 2013
Swimming at Red Rock
Red Rock is a coastal village to the north of Woolgoolga, the smallish Corindi River enters the Pacific Ocean here. When the tide is coming in Red Rockites and visitors participate in a time honoured aquatic ritual of 'going for a float'.
You go to the river mouth with your noodle( a tube like flotation device), jump in and drift up with the clear blue water to Ford Park, get out, walk back to the river mouth, jump in and do it all over again.
A big word of warning - never do it on the outgoing tide unless you want to go to New Zealand!
Labels:
Corindi River,
Pacific Ocean,
People,
Red Rock,
Swimming
Location:
Red Rock NSW 2456, Australia
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I am surprised that with all this rain, that Red Rock community was not under water!!
ReplyDeleteRegards, Keith.
Keith we have had about 35 rainy days in a row, one day we had 9 inches! We are all over it!
DeleteLooks like such fun...
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday
Ooo, such a nice time you must have had. Thanks for sharing your blues.
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Happy Blue Monday, Mark.
How fun! I played too. Mine are here and here.
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