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The two American Tugs left before us. The
morning was sunny and the water smooth. We soon passed them as we motored
up Grenville Channel. The only other boat we passed was the large BC Ferry
coming down from Prince Rupert. By 10:30, the anchor was down in Lowe
Inlet. Deer, loons, seals, geese, many unknown birds and the ever present
ravens performed against a spectacular panorama. Off to starboard, the
sound of a waterfall grew louder and louder as the tide fell. We could have
taken a dinghy, maybe even Wanderer, over it into Nettle Basin at
high water. We were lazy and afraid. More... |
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