Captain Cook's coastal tour

[rogespeed]

Seems was 250 years since the Englishman Captain Cook & crew toured the eastern coast of Australia on the good ship Endevour 

You can read his take on events here in his own words

http://southseas.nla.gov.au/journals/cook/17700101.html

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@lyhargr_0 wrote:

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@imastawka wrote:

It appears everyone had a pleasant time on January 26th - 'natives' included

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Huh? Phillip landed on  Jan 26th NOT Cook  ...... back to school for you

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Quite the contrary , 26th January 1770 is recorded as a fine day of sustained friendly and gracious social interaction , including a guided tour of an island commune and trading for fine seafoods , with the resident citizens in two locations., assisted by I assume a resident citizen named "Tupia"  - what a land , what a country , what a people 

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Thought this thread was about Cook NOT Phillip?

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I think imastawka was refering to 26th Jan 1770 from Cook's dairy - i just reiterated that sentiment 

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Didnt know Cook owned a dairy, thought he was a sailor     ..... 

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I rush replies when doing so should not be necessary  ....  

[domino-710]

Calm the Farm - no need to rush - perhaps it will  make your 'replies' - somewhat - understandable.