Sugar and Rose enjoying the sunrise.
Marty made a very tasty scrambled egg, salmon
roe breakfast.
Traveling to Tribune Bay, (Hornby Island,) was so calm that
Marty put up the hammock. The breeze
created by the forward motion of the boat was nice. Also, the natural rocking created by our
sailboat was very relaxing.
Marty kept a watchful eye, as we passed through
Baynes Sound, with Denman Island on the port side. Notice the lighthouse station 
When we arrived and anchored in Tribune Bay where many other
boaters were too, we didn’t wait to go to the beach to swim. We just dove off Wild Abandon and had a
refreshing solar shower afterwards.
This is the third time that we met Jim and Sandy, on SV
Mercedes, from Whistler. We first met
Jim when he, came to Prince Rupert with his friend, Tim. We met them again last year in
Shearwater. This time, we had a chance
to visit on their boat and helped them video their ALS challenge, with a bucket
of cold seawater on Sandy’s head. They
later came over to Wild Abandon for dessert.
