A quiet “chore day” in James Bay
Monday, September 22 A seal popped his head out of the water to greet us as we arrived in long, … Continue reading A quiet “chore day” in James Bay
Monday, September 22 A seal popped his head out of the water to greet us as we arrived in long, … Continue reading A quiet “chore day” in James Bay
Sunday, September 21 By the time Walt and I climbed into Coracle with a shopping bag and a wine bag … Continue reading To a church, a cidery, a winery, and back
Saturday, September 20 After a tranquil night, a frisky wind decided to pay a visit to Ganges Harbour on Saturday … Continue reading Visiting the Saturday market
Friday, September 19 Walt lowered Coracle, our inflatable dinghy, from its davits in Braesail’s stern in the early evening of … Continue reading No corkscrew!
Thursday, September 18 During another shimmery sun-soaked day, we spent time on German exercises, tying a decorative “Turk’s Head” knot … Continue reading Around Reid Harbor
Wednesday, September 17 Walt and I both rested well overnight, and we raised our anchor in the late morning of … Continue reading Bird beads, bubble jellies, and a bobbing head
Tuesday, September 16 A lazy sunny morning was spent, over tea, coffee, and fruit, in reading, doing DuoLingo German lessons, … Continue reading A bonny bit of sailing
Monday, September 15 After cramming the car from bottom to top with food, clothing, boat parts, tools, and miscellaneous equipment … Continue reading A coyote, a heron, and dinner at Dad’s Diner
Friday, June 13 – Tuesday, June 17, 2025 Since it appeared that there wouldn’t be enough wind for sailing, Walt … Continue reading Five more days–without family
Sunday, June 8 – Thursday, June 12, 2025 Walt’s younger brother Dan and Dan’s wife Debbie had arrived by car … Continue reading Five Days With Family