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Living the dream. Writing it down to remember it later.
Well, it’s been a minute (okay, a month!) since I last checked in. When we pulled into the marina after our rafting/fireworks adventure in Tod Inlet, our bow thruster literally exploded in … Read More “Ganges, Salt Spring Island” »
It has been a busy few days. We celebrated Debbie Bulk’s birthday with a passel of their friends and family. It was a good old fashioned crab boil with the … Read More “Fireworks and rafting in Tod Inlet” »
I promised to drop a note when we arrived to our new permanent home: Anglers Anchorage Marina in Brentwood Bay BC. We pulled in about 10:30 am. Our friend Paul … Read More “We’re home!” »
Well, we’ve done it. The trek south is officially complete. We left June 16th, 2024 from Montague Harbor headed up to Alaska with the Waggoner Flotilla with our intrepid leader … Read More “We’ve come full circle – Montague Harbor” »
Wow, do I have things to talk about! First, I was going to go on and on about all the great times we had in Comox! It was such a … Read More “The only thing running was our imagination” »
We have been beat up a time or two in the Strait of Georgia, but not this time. It was a little rolly, but another fantastic day on the water. … Read More “Squirrel Cove to Comox” »
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” »
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” »
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” »
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!” »