We headed out from De Courcy for 10 days and enjoyed some lovely sailing and a few good walks. We met up with friends from Gold River in Howe Sound and enjoyed spending a couple of days with them including a great hike up to some lakes in the hills.
A brisk beat to windward
Motoring up an inlet in calm conditions
Rani checks out a waterfall
Lovely morning in a tranquil anchorage
What do you see? Cliff dwellings, pancake rocks?
We did several hikes including a coastal walk looking for pictographs
We did not find the rock art, but did find some naturally interesting rocks
Swamp Angel at anchor near the head of an inlet
These thistle loving bees ignored a camera plonked in their faces
We followed a decommissioned logging road that had grown over a great deal in less than 10 years
There's a road under here somewhere!
Panorama looking back down the inlet
Rock hopping
More rock hopping
Evening view from the anchorage
The next morning view with an 'oil painting' filter applied
Friends on a hike to the lakes - Kath, Rani, Ned, and Mick
Tristan getting some air jumping a log on an old skid road
We saw this snake at another lake. It is apparently the only animal that is immune to the poison of a rough skinned newt, which contains enough neurotoxin in its body to kill 25,000 mice.
Waiting for dinner to appear?
We passed one of the few staffed light stations left on our coast on our way home
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