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Canada, Part 2

Day 17: Port Browning to James Bay, Prevost Island, B.C. 

We love James Bay! Just anchored here for one night and didn't even go ashore. But it's a pretty bay that doesn't get as much traffic and other places nearby. 

Great sunsets too!




Day 18: James Bay to Telegraph Harbour, Thetis Island, B.C. 

Met some friends who have a Nordic Tug 37 and enjoyed a great dinner with them. 

 

Day 19: Telegraph Harbour to Page's Resort & Marina, Silva Bay, Gabriola Island, B.C. 

 

Day 20:  Page's Marina to Vancouver, B.C. 

We did a 34 mile crossing of the Strait of Georgia.  

 

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