TODAY we flash back to the year of the third millennium - the year 2000.
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From a Port Stephens couple extending their stay in Forster after their catamaran was dismasked in a sudden storm on Tuesday, January 11 in 2000 to how locals were preparing for Australian Day celebrations see what and who made the news 14 years ago.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Roberto Gianelli (far right), Delfino and Christian on board their Swiss yacht Signore dei mari in Forster boat harbour.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: French visitors Pierre (far right), Brigitte (left) and Maude Roland in Forster boat harbour.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Playing the rug rat game at the YMCA vacation centre, Jack Katen, Matthew King, Leah Newell and Taleesha Easton.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Sydney visitors Rachel and Alana Florence
THROWBACK THURSDAY: January 2000
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Mark and Melanie Brown of Seven Hills admire handmade wooden wares at Forster Art and Craft Centre
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Forster-Tuncurry athlete Andrew Thom was in training for the Minolta Ironman Triathlon
THROWBACK THURSDAY: showing off their artwork at the YMCA vacation centre, Taylor Kerrison, Joshua Bell, Amanda Bell, Naomi Vanderline and Nathan Lehane.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: January 2000
THROWBACK THURSDAY: January 2000
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Andrea Ferris and Beth Langley.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Joanne Goodridge and Ebony Cassin from Sydney with David Graham from Newcastle didn't let the rain stop them from getting out and about in Tuncurry.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: January 2000
THROWBACK THURSDAY: John and Beverley Hunter on board Ozyrivem. The couple had an extended stay here after their catamaran was dismasked by a sudden storm on January 11 2000.
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Les Cheers with one of the new prawn nets to be used by Wallis Lake commercial fisherman.
