1/31Jesse Webb from Coffs Harbour and Ryan Harragon from Brisbane. Picture: Chris Knight
Coffs Harbour Jetty 2022 Boxing Day photo gallery
See all of the faces - and the critters - lapping up the fun at the Coffs Harbour Jetty on Boxing Day.
2/31Josh Williams and Connor Johnson from Coffs Harbour. Picture: Chris Knight
3/31Visitors from Brisbane Helen Mauro and Lachlan and Jasmine Meyer-Gleaves with Nicola Hogan from Coffs Harbour. Picture: Chris Knight
4/31The weather was on point at the Coffs Harbour Jetty on Boxing Day, 2022. Picture: Chris Knight
5/31Coffs Harbour locals Graham, Amanda and Amelia Miller with Nutmeg Cinnamon Coffee, a shih tzu cross poodle. Graham's father was involved in setting up the Coffs Coast Advocate. Picture: Chris Knight
6/31All aboard at the Jetty. Picture: Chris Knight
7/31How good is Coffs Harbour. Picture: Chris Knight
8/31Daniel McKay from Armidale. Picture: Chris Knight
9/31Sailing away. Picture: Chris Knight
10/31Adam Bagnato. Picture: Chris Knight
11/31Anna-may Leon came all the way from the Seychelles. Picture: Chris Knight
12/31Daneil McKay was visiting from Amidale. Picture: Chris Knight
13/31Just about everyone wanted to hit the water. Picture: Chris Knight
14/31Jaden Coombes from Arrawarra takes the plunge. Picture: Chris Knight
15/31Matt and Maxie Morrison. Picture: Chris Knight
16/31Cody Woodwell and Jaden Coombes from Arrawarra. Picture: Chris Knight
17/31Siblings Rishayni, Ezra and Seth Butterman are cleared for takeoff. Picture: Chris Knight
18/31William and Orlando Dyer-Culhane. Picture: Chris Knight
19/31A number of turtle made an appearance much to the delight of those on the pier. Picture: Chris Knight
20/31Rishayni, and twins Ezra and Seth Butterman from Moonee. Picture: Chris Knight
21/31Sam and Jess Baker from Coffs Harbour and Michelle and Ted visiting for Christmas from the UK. Picture: Chris Knight
22/31It’s all fun and games until you get outnumbered. Picture: Chris Knight
23/31Brothers Clint and Thomas Wall from Halfway Creek. "It's nice to be home after working in the mines at Muswellbrook," Clint said. Picture: Chris Knight
24/31The holding pen as jumpers eye-off the challenge. Picture: Chris Knight
25/31Jason Channell and Harry, Brendon and Troy Hofmeier. The award-winning Sealy Lookout north of Coffs was named after Troy's grandfather, Harold Sealy. Picture: Chris Knight
26/31The weather was on point at the Coffs Harbour Jetty on Boxing Day, 2022. Picture: Chris Knight
27/31Even the seagulls were keen to hit the water as the mercury rose. Picture: Chris Knight
28/31Paula and Michael Wallace. Picture: Chris Knight
29/31Here fishy, fishy, fishy. A young lad scouts for Spot X. Picture: Chris Knight
30/31While eyes were on sailing craft in the Sydney to Hobart, other boats were content to loll about off Coffs. Picture: Chris Knight
31/31Jaden Coombes from Arrawarra takes the plunge. Picture: Chris Knight
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