Snug in Snug Cove
Tuesday, January 23 Ignoring the occasional soft drizzle, Walt, Martin, Hans, and I enjoyed a good walk around the town … Continue reading Snug in Snug Cove
Visiting Sagres’ new home
Monday, January 22 Another six hours of motoring through quiet, windless, foggy, drizzly weather took Braesail’s crew from Pender Harbour … Continue reading Visiting Sagres’ new home
No room at the dock?
Sunday, January 21 We breakfasted on “Bennies” (Eggs Benedict) on Sunday morning, and, with the boat’s batteries beginning to run … Continue reading No room at the dock?
“Please–we want s’mores!”
Saturday, January 20 We could hear the splashing of Chatterbox Falls as we prepared to slip into our beds, and … Continue reading “Please–we want s’mores!”
Woohoo! We made it!
Friday, January 19 At 6:30 am, in the chilly darkness, Walt and Hans freed the boat from the dock and … Continue reading Woohoo! We made it!
Sailing (cheers!) across to the B.C. coast
Thursday, January 18 This was our day to cross the Strait of Georgia from Nanaimo to the west coast of … Continue reading Sailing (cheers!) across to the B.C. coast
On to Nanaimo
Monday, January 15. The shivery, clear, windless weather continued, and we motored for about six hours to Pirates’ Cove on DeCourcy … Continue reading On to Nanaimo
Take Two
Sunday, January 14 We drove the 50 miles back to the boat on a silvery Sunday morning with more boat … Continue reading Take Two
First attempt to sally forth
Saturday, January 13 Having made our last travel preparations and packed our Prius, Walt and I drove to Anacortes on … Continue reading First attempt to sally forth
On the water for two wintry weeks
We’re back home in Everett after a marvelous trip from Braesail’s home port in Anacortes to Princess Louisa Inlet, a … Continue reading On the water for two wintry weeks
Braesail - A grand yacht in the Salish Sea 