Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Summer cruising pictures part 1


Finally, the sunset that we were all waiting for and this picture doesn't even come close to how beautiful it was.

Waiting for the sunset at Bliss Landing with a wonderful
after-dinner liquor - - except for Ronnie's beer.

Dinner at the Laughing Oyster with some friends of our
cruising buddies.


The largest vessel in this photo is call "Fast Break," which is
owned by a Nordstrum family member.



Bliss Landing, B.C.
This private community allows visiting boaters to moor for
the night as long as there is space at the docks. Since it was
early June, most of the residents had not arrived with their
boats so there was plenty of room for our two boats

As we cruised, we tried to give the "kids" play time anytime we found a patch of grass.

This is Gemma (Anita and Phil's Sheltie) on the left, getting to know our Mackenzie.

John Henry's Marina at Pender Harbour

Fisherman's Resort with Yesterday's Dream and Opus safely
moored after a bumpy crossing of Georgia Strait


Madera Park public dock, the main shopping area in
Pender Harbour

Diane, Anita, Mary Lou, and Jana enjoying a glass of wine on a warm summer day in Desolation Sound

Ron and Jana

The cruising group celebrating the beginning of our trip.
Dan, Ron, Phil, Jana, Anita, and Diane


The Dingy Pub is on and island that serves as
protection for Nanaimo Harbor. Access is by boat only so
one has to take a tender or a small passenger ferry
to the island

Nanaimo, B.C. Newcastle Island

1 comment: