There are no real options for this part of the journey north, everyone is pushed onto Johnstone straight for a long stretch. The only possible place to stop is at Port Neville; an old post office in ...

We woke early on Tuesday morning in order to hit slack water going through Chatham Channel, but not as early as our neighbours overnight who must have been off before 05:30. Chatham Channel ...

We spent Thursday 8th July recuperating from the last couple of days. Such a change; from dread and terror to lounging around a resort, reading books and soaking up the sun. Blind channel to ...

The next morning we woke to a windy day. The wind was forecast to rise to gale force blowing right down Johnstone straight; naturally the direction we wanted to head and so our plans for the day were ...

This morning was the start of the 'real' adventure (as if the preceding days hadn't taught us enough). We were now moving beyond the towns of Vancouver Island and into the lands where there were few ...

Benjy and Heidi still smiling as we near Campbell River After a rest day in Comox we were both now psyched up for the long haul up to Campbell River. We were out of our slip at Comox at around ...

The night had been quite blowy last night but the hook had held steady but we were up and about early and left False bay feeling sprightly and looking forward to seeing Lottie in Comox. With a fairly ...

Refreshed and ready for the next stage of the journey, our next aim was to get up to Campbell River. With few good spots to stop we knew these were going to be long days but crossing and recrossing t ...

Although we were still in June, it felt like we had already had quite the adventure since leaving Todd Inlet (a whole four days ago) so we decided that we should have an admin day in Nanaimo. We foun ...

We slept well even with the heat and woke the next morning none the worse for the heatstroke of the day before. In taking photo's of the sunset though I had clearly spent too long staring directly at ...