So many to thank
It was a mad, mad, mad year, made special by all the people who helped us, befriended us and showed us a kindness that was magical.
It was a mad, mad, mad year, made special by all the people who helped us, befriended us and showed us a kindness that was magical.
This has been such a strange year, with so much put on pause, but Jim and I have been fortunate in our little cruising guide business. We have nothing to complain about.
The Cordero Islands north of Desolation Sound offer a wonderfully unexpected escape from schedules, foul weather and an even more foul pandemic.
Many have apprehensions about circumnavigating Vancouver Island, but giving yourself lots of time makes for smoother sailing.
For four months during the COVID-19 crisis we updated this post on a daily basis so readers would know the operating status of marinas and parks in British Columbia and Washington State. On July 5, we stopped updating it so we could go cruising like everyone else.
With our Alaska trip now out of the question, we have turned our sights to the west coast of Vancouver Island, The prognosis is looking good.
Plans keep changing during this pandemic, but sometimes things are better when plans completely fall away.
This magical place on the southern edge of the Great Bear Rain Forest has an addictive allure that just might tempt you to stay forever.
We were headed for Alaska, and maybe Mexico in the fall if all went well, then the pandemic happened.
Exploring the narrow channel that is Hammersley Inlet offers some unexpected twists.