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Light rain fell from an overcast sky as we made
good speed up the Strait and across Queen Charlotte Sound. We were leaving
the protection Vancouver Island had been offering from the weather generated
in the open Pacific. Today, the protection was not needed; the gate was
open. Few of the boats we encountered had plans to leave the shelter of
Vancouver Island. It is a natural barrier to points north. Our track wove
among floating logs and islands of debris caught up in kelp. We stayed well
off the shoals, extending from Cape Caution, as we rounded in a 3 foot
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