Cruising Active Transport: We Are Hopeful We Can Depart Tomorrow

Cruising Active Transport: We Are Hopeful We Can Depart Tomorrow

2/8/2012

The weather forecast held all day to day so hopefully it will be the same in the morning and we will be able to head south tomorrow morning Australian forecasts have a way of changing but usually not in this short of a time frame..

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