South Pacific Sentinel . . .

This 1,800 ft. pinnacle of rock, known as Ball's Pyramid stands remote and alone in the Sooth Pacific, 14 miles from lord Howe Is. Recently it was the subject of a 21-minute docu mentary film called "Fisherman's Castle" made by Alasdair Lock of London. It was shot during a fishing expedition between Lord Howe and the Pyramid, When the quarry was gamefish and sharks. This is the fourth documentary made by Mr. Lock d uring a visit to Australia some time ago. Editing and commentary was made in London. This photograph was taken by captain Brett Milder from the bridge of the "Tulagi".