It is not very often that one can boat straight down the Strait of Georgia. A very large body of water known to be particularly rough and it has a military torpedo zone right in the middle of it. Before transiting you have to call and find out if it’s active. Luckily for us – […]

Today there is a bad forecast, but we’re sitting here on the boat and it looks beautiful. Of course, we are very sheltered. Many boats have left. It works well for us that Jan gets to make the call on whether we are going or not! We picked up anchor at 5:30 a.m. thinking we

Going south is very slow! We’ve had more wind and waves on this portion of the trip than any other. We left Sullivan Bay and landed in Kwatsi bay and did a stern tie. Taking the stern line to land. Wednesday we left Kwatsi Bay and made it to Port Harvey. This is just a

When we left Ocean Falls we wanted to get prepped to cross Cape Caution. We chose FryPan Bay. Ended up staying 2 nights. All the little coves around here have boats anchored in them. Everyone is waiting to cross Cape Caution. Both mornings I got up at 4:15 am to check the weather. On Monday,

We took a little foot ferry over to Bella Bella. There is a very nice grocery store and quite a large school. They have a hospital and a bank. And of course, their tribal house and totem’s. That’s it. There is a lot of building going on and everyone we saw was extremely friendly. Population

We had a beautiful cruise on water like glass. 5 1/2 hours. We are the only boat in Baker Inlet – amazing! We put out crab traps and enjoyed the scenery. Leaving Prince Rupert To get into Baker Inlet we needed to pass through a very narrow entryway. In the morning we had 3 crabs.

We made it across The Dixon Entrance and they let us in! We started out on Thursday, July 9th. We got out of our cove and I made Norm turn around and anchor. The waves were about 5′ and we weren’t even out in it yet. This is what it’s all about. Friday, July 10th

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY TO EVERYONE 250 YEARS! Anchorage was wonderful! I cried when we left. Sophia was so interactive – smiling, beginning to giggle and coo! We flew back to Ketchikan on Monday, July 6. The airport is on an island across the Tongass Narrows. You take a small ferry to get there. It