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DIARY for June 2007

Karen and Grant 26 May 2007 to the rescue.

Two for the price of one tow 26/5/07 - The yellow boat had run onto the rocks at the north head near Cape Banks and the white one had run out of fuel at the south head near Cape Solander.

Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 June 2007 B Crew

Monday 18 June 2007 Botany Bay Division Mess Meeting at St George Motor Boat Club downstairs, 1900 hrs

Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 June 2007 C Crew

Saturday 30 June and Sunday 1 July 2007 D Crew

Monday 2 July 2007 Management Meeting

Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 July 2007 B Crew also Beam Ends Cut Off Date

Monday 9 July 2007 Botany Bay Division Mess Meeting at St George Motor Boat Club downstairs, 1900 hrs

Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 July 2007 C Crew

Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 July 2007 D Crew

Friday 2 7 July 2007 AGM - Ulladulla (Mollymook Golf Club)

Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 July 2007 B Crew

Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 July 2007 Coastal Patrol Annual Conference – Ulladulla (Mollymook Golf Club)

Thursday 2 and Tuesday 7 August 2007 BOAT SHOW

Sunday 26 August Coastal Patrol Botany Bay Division Ref: Bob 9661 5965

2007 Planner Sheet by MTB

Bare Island Fort

Bare Island Fort was built in 1885 both to protect Sydney's back door and to repel a possible attack on the colony's water supply in the Botany Wetlands. However it was poorly constructed and a royal commission investigated the work of the building contractors and government officials. This led to the resignation in disgrace of the Colonial Architect James Barnet, who is more widely known for designing many of the beautiful sandstone buildings in Sydney. Though bristling with guns, the fort was soon made redundant by advancing technology and was decommissioned just after the turn of the 20th century.

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How does the register work?

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