Well, a very early start - we meet at 6am (it's just getting light) and head out to Magic Point.  The sea is sloppy and the wind is threatening to blow up but we get the anchor set and over we go.  At the cave there is one GNS cruising around.  We are the only divers there at this time of the morning and the viz is quite good and at 21^oC we are unlikely to get cold just hanging around.  The GNS cruises around getting quite close to me as I quietly hover above the sand.  I get some great video as well as pics.  There is the 2 devilfish, one on the left side and the other on the right side of the cave.  These 2 are regulars and today were well out of their usual holes.  The larger of the 2 headed out of cave and along the rocks to the west. A lovely cuttle, no doubt the one that is normally on the right side at the front of the cave came toward me from the back of the cave.  They are so curious.  We headed down to the sand line at 22m and followed the rocks around in a generally westerly direction.  A juvenile wobbie was resting on the sand.  We took a few pics of it - it wasn't happy appearing quite unsettled so we moved on.  There are large boulders and over hangs down here and this area is also worth exploring.  We were getting close to deco despite being on 27% Nitrox and so our 64 minute dives comes to an end.  We have a very hairy trip back to Botany Bay through sloppy seas and strong winds.  Even Botany Bay does not offer a lot of shelter.