Showing posts with label Kingston. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kingston. Show all posts

Monday, February 28, 2011

Visit of Europa

Today Norfolk Island welcomed 300 German visitors.

They landed on Norfolk from the Europa, that moored of Kingston, to a magnificent Norfolk autumn day.  The visitors went fishing, shopping, or toured around the island.  Enjoy these few photos.

 
THe Europa off the convict ruins at Kingston

 The Europa with Phillip Island in the background

 The reef at Slaughter Bay, looking to Emily Bay, Kingston.

Returning from fishing aboard Advance 2

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Round the Island Relay 2010

What a day it was on Sunday for the 2010 'Round the Island Relay'.  Over 50 people participated - some ran the entire course, others walked, some ran and walked, and more were part of a team who shared the load.  And some did it their way .... (see right)

This year the course was from the convict compound at Kingston; to the school via Driver Christian Road; to Prince Phillip Drive via Cascade and CockPit Reserve; through the National Park to Captain Cook Reserve; to Puppy's Point; to 100 Acres; back to Kingston - 25 kilometres all up.

Everyone finished and all enjoyed a cold drink and a sausage sizzle to end a memorable event.

Kingston was magnificent

The winning runner - Alan McNeil