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Noel Hitchins 1951-2005
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My Yachting Adventures
Below is a list of links to the main pages about my yacht, Catlypso and My Yachting Adventures:
  • Purchase of Catlypso
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  • Cleaning/Repairing Catlypso
  • My Yachting Adventures.
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    Michael's 4WD Trips
    Click here for a list of my Four Wheel Drive and Camping Trips.
    Home Brewing
    Click here for an article about Home Brewing.
    Sydney Dive Site Hints
    "SS Duckenfield was discovered by Neil and Alan McLennan"
    SS Tuggerah Photographs
    Michael McFadyen's Scuba Diving - SS Tuggerah Photos The SS Tuggerah lies 2.2 kilometres off the coast of Royal National Park on Sydney's south. This page has photographs of the wreck. For more information, see the SS Tuggerah page. Note that all photographs have been reduced in size and quality so that they download quicker.

    The sternThe stern
    Two photos of the stern on 2 August 2007
    The engineThe boiler
    Michael Wright over the engine on 2 August 2007Michael Wright in front of the boiler on 2 August 2007
    The propThe boiler
    Michael Wright and the prop and rudder on 2 August 2007Further in front of the boiler on 2 August 2007
    The boilerThe rudder
    Les Caterson in front of the starboard
    boiler (centre) and hull bottom (left)
    Les Caterson and Sheila Baldock at the
    rudder and one propeller blade (top right)
    The boiler from forward of the boiler Eddy Labour above the boiler
    Daryl Gibbs in front of the boiler and hull bottomEddy Labour above the boiler
    tuggerah.jpg - 13.9 KSome of the wreckage at the bow
    Eddy Labour and the view from the
    rudder forward along the hull bottom
    Some of the wreckage at the bow
    The engine areaThe prop
    Peter Fields (rear) is above the
    boiler (you can see the rear of it)
    and Kelly McFadyen is over the engine
    Peter Fields (left) and Kelly McFadyen at
    the prop and rudder (bottom)
    The toolsA seal near the prop
    One row of tools in the Engine RoomA seal near the prop
    The boilerThe stern
    Kelly in front of the boilerThe stern of the wreck
    The propThe stern
    Kelly over the rudder at the propHigh shot of the stern of the wreck
    The hullThe stern
    Kelly swimming along the hull near the boilerHigh shot of the stern of the wreck

    Return to SS Tuggerah page.

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