Flotilla
No one had any issues getting off the dock. We headed out about 6:30. We went through Greene Point Rapids and Whirlpool Rapids. They weren’t the usual short ones – … Read More “Blind Channel to Lagoon Cove” »
Tag: Canada
Flotilla
You can probably deduce that we made it! And I quit titling the posts by leg. I’d explain why but I see your eyes are glazing over already. We were … Read More “Squirrel Cove to Blind Channel Resort” »
Flotilla
We weighed anchor at 7 am in the bay. We had to go across the shallow Comox bar for our exit. There is a navigation line on the chart and … Read More “Comox to Squirrel Cove Desolation Sound” »
Flotilla
We left right on time this morning, 6:30 am. We were in the Strait of Georgia most of the trip. There was a high wind warning, but the wind was … Read More “Nanaimo to Comox” »
Flotilla
Guys! I wish I would have waited 10 more minutes to post the blog yesterday. Remember the marked floating hazard in the harbor yesterday? It floated right up to our … Read More “Montague to Nanaimo” »
Flotilla
Turns out the stern thruster issue was just a loose connection. Whew. I know we would have been fine without them, just nice to have them in our back pocket … Read More “First Night – Montague Harbor” »
Flotilla
I cannot believe how fast that time has flown! Are we ready? Only time will tell. Our stern thruster has given up the ghost. We only use them when docking, … Read More “Flotilla meet up – Montague Harbour” »
Vancouver Island
We rented some scooters on Galiano. What a fun day! We went to the farmer’s market, drove the entire length of the island, grocery shopped, got drenched in a rainstorm … Read More “Montague Harbour to Van Isle Marina” »
Gulf Islands, Galiano
We hung out in Lyall Harbor for a few days. Jim got the plumbing working! I was in the throes of planning a trip to Comox to pick up a … Read More “Lyall Harbor – Montague Harbor” »
Vancouver Island
We had some excitement here on Friday. We looked out the window and a sailboat was hard on the ground! We watched C-Tow pull him off. We felt sick to … Read More “Oh boy! Hard aground!” »