Found two posts stuck up in it.
I consider this bay an excellent anchorage during summer; and, I think, from the appearance of the beach, it must be safe in winter.) SEA VIEW OF AUSTRALIND.

APPEARANCE OF THE COUNTRY.
To the south of the tongue of land which forms the bay there is also another bay, which would be completely sheltered from all northerly winds so as to combine between the two bays perfect shelter at all seasons of the year.

From the deck of the schooner where she lay we had a view of the entire slope of ground from the beach to the top of the range, about five or six miles distant.

The range seems to consist of isolated hills rising from an elevated plain.

Judging by the eye at that distance, the entire space as far as we had any opportunity of seeing, after going a little way back from the coast, on the slope to the hills, upon the hills, among the hills, beyond the hills, and, in short, everywhere, as far as the eye could discern, appeared a grassy country, thinly sprinkled with some low trees or shrubs, perhaps the acacia.