A Rainy Day with Remarkable Wildlife Encounters Today, we embarked on a 36-mile journey from Port McNeill to Lagoon Cove, braving continuous heavy rain that followed us every step of the way. Despite the weather, the day turned out to be one of the most memorable of our trip, filled with incredible wildlife sightings and
After days of cruising through the breathtaking wilderness of the Broughtons, today was a much-needed reprovisioning and rest day in Port McNeill, BC. It’s a day that we dedicated to not just refueling the boat and replenishing our supplies, but also to recharge ourselves—mentally and physically—before deciding on the next leg of our journey. Our
Here is a short video of our Alert Bay drive-by yesterday. With the rain today I had time to do some video editing.
Today’s journey took us from the serene surroundings of Mound Island at Blackfish Sound to the bustling hub of Port McNeill. We covered 27 miles, navigating through calm waters and stunning landscapes, arriving with a sense of anticipation for the next couple of days. Wildlife Sightings The day started with an awe-inspiring display of nature.
Our recent 9-night cruise with the Bellingham Yacht Club through the Broughtons was nothing short of spectacular. This journey through some of British Columbia’s most stunning and remote waters offered a perfect blend of camaraderie, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable experiences. Here’s a look at our route and the highlights from each stop along the way.
Today’s journey from Waddington Bay to Mound Island was a tranquil yet foggy passage, testing both our patience and navigational skills. With visibility reduced to almost nothing, we relied heavily on our charts, radar, AIS, and autopilot to guide us the 13 miles to our destination. This brought our overall trip to an impressive 606
Today’s leg of our adventure took us from the cozy confines of Sullivan Bay to the tranquil waters of Waddington Bay, covering a total of 31 miles and bringing our trip total to an impressive 592 miles. As we embarked on this journey, we were greeted by the dynamic and ever-changing conditions that make boating
First I should add a link to yesterdays post at Sutherland Bay with the bears. For some reason facebook blocked that post and didn’t allow me to post it to my own facebook feed. https://shipslog.stedman.us/2024/08/day-20-southerland-bay-and-bears/ Day 21 on this adventure. Our adventure continued today with a short yet eventful 16.5-mile trip from Sutherland Bay to
Our recent trip from Turnbull Cove to Sutherland Bay was a short yet mesmerizing journey through the heart of the Broughtons. This region, known for its rugged beauty and untamed wilderness, never fails to captivate with its dramatic landscapes and abundant wildlife. Todays route of 19.2 miles. As we set out, our route took us
Today’s journey from Echo Bay, BC, to Claydon Bay in Grappler Sound added another 29 miles to our trip, bringing the total to 519 miles. The day began on a high note as we spotted a humpback whale while pulling our shrimp traps first thing in the morning. It’s always a thrill to witness these
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