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What this video covers

KALLI sails 26 nautical miles from Glycosmis Bay to the King George Falls in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.1:27 The crew anchors in 10 to 15 meters of water in the river mouth, noting the presence of crocodiles near the shore.6:28 To manage the dinghy during a falling tide, the crew attaches a piece of wood to their mooring line to keep it floating and prevent it from snagging on submerged rocks.10:40 The crew hikes a marked trail from the riverbank to the top of the 80-to-100-meter sandstone cliffs to view the Dual Drop Waterfalls.11:11 The river water at the top of the falls is seasonal, appearing brown when dry and black during flow periods.12:01 The crew uses the fresh water near the falls to wash the boat and laundry before departing the anchorage.7:32

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