Killarney to Little Current
Friday, July 2l, 2006
After a delicious dinner of famous "splake" fish and chips in Killarney we spent our first night anchored in the North Channel in Powderhouse Bay at Badgeley Point. L45 58.5, L81 35.3 In Killarney we met an interesting couple, Heather and Murray Rand from St. Thomas. They passed on their web-site address to us: www.windswept-lv.ca
They both are working at the Killarney Mountain Lodge this summer and spend their winters aboard their 40' C & C sailboat which is presently in the Exumas.
The quartz La Cloche mountains and monarch butterflies saw us on our way to Little Current, where we were given a very warm welcome by Les & Winn Files on board Winscoop. Their extreme kindness and generosity saw us provisioned and ready to set sail when our daughter Robin and son-in-law Matt arrived.
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Killarney to Little Current
Friday, July 2l, 2006
After a delicious dinner of famous "splake" fish and chips in Killarney we spent our first night anchored in the North Channel in Powderhouse Bay at Badgeley Point. L45 58.5, L81 35.3 In Killarney we met an interesting couple, Heather and Murray Rand from St. Thomas. They passed on their web-site address to us: www.windswept-lv.ca
They both are working at the Killarney Mountain Lodge this summer and spend their winters aboard their 40' C & C sailboat which is presently in the Exumas.
The quartz La Cloche mountains and monarch butterflies saw us on our way to Little Current, where we were given a very warm welcome by Les & Winn Files on board Winscoop. Their extreme kindness and generosity saw us provisioned and ready to set sail when our daughter Robin and son-in-law Matt arrived.
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