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Photos- Woolooware Bay
Woolooware Bay is one of the small bays at the mouth of the Georges River, just as it flows into Botany Bay. Most of it is a marine preserve with oyster beds and limited fishing.
Woolooware Bay, looking SE.
The low hills on the far shore 3km away are a line of high dunes about 1km wide that separates the bay from the Tasman Sea.
And for 10 extra points, name this cloud formation:
WATERSPOUT! I estimate it was a good 10km out to sea. The funnel lated for 15 minutes before pulling back into the cloud. I could see the rotation as it broke up.*does the waterspout happy dance*
Woolooware Bay, looking SE.
The low hills on the far shore 3km away are a line of high dunes about 1km wide that separates the bay from the Tasman Sea.
And for 10 extra points, name this cloud formation:
WATERSPOUT! I estimate it was a good 10km out to sea. The funnel lated for 15 minutes before pulling back into the cloud. I could see the rotation as it broke up.*does the waterspout happy dance*