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I'm guessing this refers to the NE corner of Deadman's bay.
Topography can cause the wind to bend around headlands. Manchioneel bay on Cooper is a good example - boats are frequently pointing opposite to the prevailing wind (current plays a role too).
Basically whenever you anchor so that you don't have adequate depth through the whole swinging circle you need to be thinking of the possibility of backwinding.
M4200 MANTA
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