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hi all just been looking for a new kite spots in port phillip,google maps i found a realy nice looking spot betwen point wilson peier and werabee south.acces boat only !!!!!!!! thinking of a week end camping on the island.i can do lots of runs to get ppl there in my tinny,have a look at google maps see if your keen.................. :clapping::clapping:

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Pils,

Where abouts? All I could see was a dark stain off the poo farm, no seriously put the mouse on the centre of the island and do a get directions from here and read of the latitude and longitudes so we can have peek too. Or is this a before dawn commando style tiny trip to the secrete spot ferried there blind folded. :D

Norman

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computers sux, i cant find the co ordinates on google maps, yip i dumb !!

just look for the only islands between point wilson pier and werribee south river you cant miss it. :good:

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Pils,

It was a simple mistake of a minus sign instead of what should have been + sign:

-38.049848,144.519846 this works. I also changed the commas into full stops and placed a comma inbetween the latitude (first entry, how close to the equator) and the longitude (second entry, how close to Greenich England).

Norman.

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Interesting Pils. When I first zoomed in I saw those sqaure man made pits and thought are those from the poo farm? But no the Island is SW of the poo farm.

There is a road that goes past the Island a little bit inland and appears to have a branch going off it towards the coast (at -38° 3' 46.01", +144° 30' 56.05"). Bugger, looks like the turn off from Twentynone Mile Road is a private road belonging to a farmer, right the reason for the tiny.

Looking closer 100 m (-38.070299,144.500695) before the farm house there looks like a path way that makes it's way to the waters edge. This might be a goer, hmm landboard along here with kite board strapped to the back pack, then kite surf to the island? Or could just stop at the road side at -38.041387,144.522298 and walk the 350 meters to the waters edge past the old quary (not sure about the last 50 meters as this might be thick scrub? There a lots of tracks around the quary pits, running W-E, perfect on a S wind for landboarding to get to where we need to go.

Norman

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