Captain listening to the wolves.
Sunset in McMicking.
We have only seen one other cruising boat since leaving Shearwater on June 11. Tonight we are in Hartley Bay, 4 bars of cell, trying to get caught-up.
Hi @Terry Cox , you’ll remember how rugged Princess Royal Island is, very scenic etc. Just read a book, “Lost Nuke”, about a B-36 crew who had to bail out over that island during a snow storm. First of three B-36’s that crashed in Canada and the first “Broken Arrow”. Good read!
Getting some larger boats in the marina!
A little early morning fog lifting as we motor through Arthur Passage.
Coming out of Hawkins Narrows into Union Passage. Bev took some movies in the pass but this is the only pic. Very narrow with currents to 8 kts.
Sunset at anchor. Must be a fire somewhere.
Where ever you go you can find evidence of logging yet the forests here seem hundreds of years old.
Sure are getting good use out of our kayaks.
Hartley Bay B.C.
The hot tub building in the trees.
The view from 
the tub.
At anchor in the Brim estuary.
Falls on the north side of the anchorage.
Looking upstream in Brim River.
Thanks for the tip, Michael. Must locate that book for a read. Sounds interesting. Princes Royal Island, and the trip to it, was well worth visiting. Next time I want to do a circumnavigation. Maybe then will spot the elusive Spirit Bear.
The trip down to Butedale was foggy and rainy so not many pics. Butedale is undergoing some Reno’s. Most of the old buildings are gone and the owner is looking for some investment capital to build a destination marina.
Spent a night at Bottleneck Inlet on the way to Shearwater. It’s a great anchorage.
At Shearwater we found Sophie guarding the dock. A 1 dog biscuit toll was the charge.
Hochstader Inlet
The Cook at his BBQ in Stryker Knook.
Miles Island Anchorage
The fog chasing us out of Miles the next morning as we set off for the Goose Islands.
Wandering on the beach.
Sun sun Gypsy at anchor.
Kelp beds by kayak
