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24.01.2022 Andrew is the fishing king! I thought I was supposed to be teaching him He caught around ten fish today! Had a great first session together.. nothing like a yarn and a fish

21.01.2022 A bit of boxing inspiration

18.01.2022 If you know any Men who have a self managed NDIS package and they are lacking in weekend supports, or night time social supports, if they are struggling with social interaction or need to break away from unhealthy habits, feel free to message me ANYTIME for a free meeting to see what I can offer you! We will be working closely with other local support services and connecting clients that have similar interests to each other.

17.01.2022 Happy New Years to the mid north coast community. I would like to start the year out with a competition! Because one of the activities tidal lines is involved in is nature photography, I would like to extend an invitation to the public to be involved in a photography competition. The winner will be announced on Monday February the 3rd and receive a $20 BCF voucher! The photography entered will be judged on originality and we hope you can capture your perspective or individu...al view of life on the Mid north coast. Please submit all photos in the comment section below! Good luck! Need at least 10 entries for the comp! Let’s get it done See more

17.01.2022 Kev doesn’t show it but he was pretty happy about out fishing me, 2/0. Just being polite cause it’s our first session I think! Found out Kev is also a Rabbitohs supporter! We are gonna get along just fine

09.01.2022 Tidal lines is a local mental health support service, offering one on one lifestyle assistance to clients with life limiting mental health issues. Assisting with the development of basic life skills, encouraging positive social interaction in a safe place, Nature! Promoting healthy lifestyles and clean living by creating new (or encouraging existing) interests in fishing ,exercise, gardening, guided nature walks, learning to identify fauna and flora and much more! A lot of y...oung men in today’s society struggle with mental health issues and social interaction. But I firmly believe with a positive male role model, an empathetic ear and a new healthy interest in nature, The sky is the limit for some these young men! operating from January 2020. See more

08.01.2022 With tomorrow being are you ok day. I wanted to share this image because it really resonates with me. People can smile, appear confident, strong and engaged but be clinging on by their very last thread. We have all lost someone to the black dog, so why does it continue to affect so many Australian men, especially Aboriginal Australian men. Who have the highest suicide rate in the world! I want you to consider if it’s possible that we perpetuate this issue, amplify it with t...he Australian standard of manliness. What if it was considered manly to show emotion, to express love and compassion openly. I want anyone who is reading this to consider who they have in their life that may benefit from asking them tomorrow, Are you ok? #areyouokay See more

07.01.2022 So Tidal lines is officially ready for operation, the wheels are turning and we will begin with our first clients after the Christmas period. Thank you for the support so far and I hope everyone has a great Christmas with their loved ones Stay safe, Eathan.

07.01.2022 We live in a beautiful world, appreciate the little things

06.01.2022 Getting schooled at putt putt

03.01.2022 #ITAINTWEAKTOSPEAK Too many men suffer in silence, reach out to a friend, a relative or a gp. I want you to know that there’s people out there who genuinely care! People you haven’t met yet that will love you one day and people out there going through similar things. Healing together is easier then healing alone.... Be strong and speak out See more

03.01.2022 Sometimes just minding your own business can unintentionally wreck someone’s day. Always think of others

02.01.2022 Caught a good feed today with the brother Sam, what a great day! Plenty of little ones but left with a good bucket of fish!