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Ferry wars - Curlew passes the Promote, Pittwater 1970's
The Curlew, 1983
The Curlew at Church Point, 1969
The Curlew approaches Tennis Court Wharf, 1984
A rainy day in Pittwater: the Curlew 1986
The Elvina near Church Point, 1976
The Elvina, 1984
The Elvina at Church Point, c 1990
The newest in the fleet, the L Duck. The L Duck is named for the much loved ferry driver, the late Lenny Duck. This is a state of the art vessel - stable, comfortable and environmentally friendly.
Come aboard the L Duck at Church Point
Church Point Wharf, Pittwater NSW
The Amelia K. Otherwise known as 'the Tin Can'.
View over Pittwater, from Flagstaff Hill lookout
Inside the ferry
Pulling up to Bells Wharf, Scotland Island
The timber Elvina. This vessel has a long, colourful history. The Elvina is old, but reliable and well loved by the community.
Scotland Island North, Tennis Court Wharf
Passengers enjoying the front deck on the L Duck
Scotland Island Sunrise at Carols Wharf
Book a ferry for a day on Pittwater
Scotland Island gums
Approaching Tennis Wharf and Catherine Park, Scotland Island
Picnic along Flagstaff Hill Walk, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park
Elvina Bay South Wharf, looking towards Scotland Island
Aboriginal rock carvings on the Elvina Bay fire trail, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park
Looking north from over Morning Bay
Pittwater views over Lovett Bay
Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park bush walk (from Halls Wharf)
Pittwater flora

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