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A sunshiny chore day, and a few more animals

It’s been lovely to have a few sunny days in a row while docked in the marina and boating resource … Continue reading A sunshiny chore day, and a few more animals

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They’re baaaaack!

The white foamy substance that flows out of the stream at the head of Oyster Bay produced a number of … Continue reading They’re baaaaack!

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No oysters in Oyster Bay . . .

. . . and no fish eggs in Fish Egg Inlet that we could discover. We arrived in this very … Continue reading No oysters in Oyster Bay . . .

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A valuable visit

Clouds of various shapes and sizes spent most of their time in our skies today, but there was little rain, … Continue reading A valuable visit

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Alive in Dead Point Cove

Why this name was given to this place I have been unable to discover (the water CAN be “dead calm” … Continue reading Alive in Dead Point Cove

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Splashed, fascinated, towed, and wowed!

The brief motor trip from O’Brien Bay in Simoom Sound on Sunday morning to the Echo Bay Marina was a … Continue reading Splashed, fascinated, towed, and wowed!

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Simoom Sound: A short post to follow a long one

Rain greeted us again on Saturday morning. Being very NEAR uncountable waterfalls of all sizes produced the sound sensation of … Continue reading Simoom Sound: A short post to follow a long one

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Armed with tea in Teakerne Arm

YUMMM: Blackberry cinnamon buns and tea to start a quiet Sunday in this large bay on West Redonda Island in … Continue reading Armed with tea in Teakerne Arm

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A calm stay in Storm Bay

We spent most of Wednesday motoring: from “Blissful” Misery Bay in Salmon Inlet back to Sechelt Narrows, around the Kunechin … Continue reading A calm stay in Storm Bay

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A quiet, cozy, data-free Tuesday in Misery Bay

On April 26, many showers and a few sun rays visited us throughout a relaxing day of reading, writing, enjoying … Continue reading A quiet, cozy, data-free Tuesday in Misery Bay

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