The next morning it was still damp and overcast but now we had a few more provisions, and more importantly, some clean underwear, it was time to head off exploring again. The next stop on our jou ...

The next morning we had intended to head around to Friendly cove but when we realised that we had run out of clean underwear we decided a stop at Tahsis was needed. We called 'Club Paradise' and aske ...

Queen Cove had much promise to explore and so after a leisurely morning we dropped the dinghy and decided to start by exploring up Park River. It was a beautiful little inlet and we were soon ...

By the next morning the storm had passed and the rain had stopped. As the sun came out we decided we should move on. We knew that the swells were forecast 2 - 3m but with sunny weather and only l ...

With itchy feet we decided it was time to move onto the next major sound. Syntropy and Euphoria had already left as we motored out of the Bunsby's in loverly weather. Heidi turned round to me an ...

The morning dawned bright and sunny and after a lazy breakfast we decided it was time to slow down from careering around the island and actually stop and smell the roses . About mid morning, we head ...

We woke bleary eyed to our alarm at 04:30 , fired up the engine and started heading out of Port Hardy heading for Bull harbour on the ebb tide. We had one other sailing boat that left with u ...

We had bedded down before 9pm the night before whilst tied up at the marina and neither of us stirred until gone 9 the next morning (apart from a rude awakening from an angle grinder ato 6am). We ...

Getting up Johnstone Straight was now just a game of hammering off the miles. With no wind we knew the key was to travel only with the Ebb to get the current to push us. We checked the tables and ...

Tuesday dawned overcast, wet and windy as we sat at anchor in Squirrel cove but thankfully, just as forecast, around 10:00 the weather started to clear. As we headed out later that morning the wind ...