Walt drones on . . .
. . . and we both enjoy the music of the birds in the Burdwood Group of rocky, tree-covered islands … Continue reading Walt drones on . . .
MacKenzie Sound is sound and so are we
The usual low clouds and fog hung about until early afternoon on Tuesday (September 13), as we read, wrote, and … Continue reading MacKenzie Sound is sound and so are we
Coracle runs the rapids
When Walt weighed anchor on Tuesday afternoon, he saw that a good-sized crab was grasping the chain, but it let … Continue reading Coracle runs the rapids
Prawn pizza on a pleasant evening
On Monday morning (September 12), Braesail and her crew motored for about an hour and a half from Sullivan Bay … Continue reading Prawn pizza on a pleasant evening
Afloat in Sullivan Bay
Wildfire smoke grayed the skies as we motored, for about two hours, from our anchorage in the Muirhead Islands and … Continue reading Afloat in Sullivan Bay
Summer continues in Drury Inlet
The sun-soaked mariners arrived here in a cove amid the cluster of islands, islets, and rocks known as the Muirhead … Continue reading Summer continues in Drury Inlet
Exploring in Drury Inlet
A shiny, cloudless, nearly windless Friday afternoon (September 9) proved to be an excellent time to take Coracle around the … Continue reading Exploring in Drury Inlet
Sailing on two consecutive days!
Braesail left her moorage in a marina in Port Hardy on Wednesday, September 7, and headed across Queen Charlotte Strait … Continue reading Sailing on two consecutive days!
Sailing to (a) windy anchorage(s)
The plan today (Wednesday, September 7) was to sail from Port Hardy to Blunden Harbour and spend a couple of … Continue reading Sailing to (a) windy anchorage(s)
The hardy mariners in Port Hardy on Vancouver Island
Walt and I arrived in Port Hardy on Vancouver Island’s eastern shore not long after noon today (Tuesday, September 6) … Continue reading The hardy mariners in Port Hardy on Vancouver Island
Braesail - A grand yacht in the Salish Sea 