Beaverstone Bay to Little Current
Category: Anchorages
The Outer Islands of the Georgian Bay Coast
Thanks to flaky internet, this post took longer to write, than the amount of time it covers…
La Mer Douce
“La Mer Douce” (the gentle, or calm, sea) was the name that Samuel de Champlain gave to Georgian Bay. Georgian Bay is large (15,000 km2): two and half times bigger than our past stomping ground the Georgia Strait, nearly as big as Lake Ontario, and certainly could have been named the sixth great lake rather Continue Reading
Puget Sound
We had some extra time in May, so we took a trip south of the border.
How I spent my Easter Vacation
Part two of our April adventures.
April Adventures
Part one of our April sailing adventures
Back on the hook
The last few months have sped by, and we are excited to be off the dock and back to life on the anchor. We stayed on Salt Spring Island until the last week of January, and then spent a few days sailing around the Southern Gulf Islands before heading over to Vancouver. We were fortunate Continue Reading
Back in the Gulf Islands
It’s so much warmer here! 😉
Waiting Out The Storm
As I write this, it is our third night at the dock in Comox. Tomorrow we’ll be on our way, and it’s been a fun visit. We managed to connect with a couple of friends from Vancouver – one who had moved here recently, and another who (by chance) was passing through. The reason we Continue Reading
Bears!
A visit to Glendale Cove, in Knight Inlet