Goats Bluff, South Arm – Sunrise
One from a failed surf shoot. The light was too flat so I took these pics and bailed.
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HI SAM,JUST A QUICK QUESTION,AM A KEEN FISHERMAN AND WAS WONDERING WHERE THE TURN OFF WAS ON SOUTH ARM ROAD(B33)TO GET TO GOATS BLUFF AS IT DOSENT SEEM TO BE SIGNPOSTED,WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR HELP…..CHEERS FRANK
Hi Frank,
It is not well sign posted but it is just a little dirt track – go down this one: http://maps.google.com.au/maps?msid=212842534171395407241.0004a83ae234454bbbf51&msa=0&ll=-43.023882,147.489438&spn=0.012958,0.027874&z=16
Cheers,
Sam
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