Miles Traveled 41.8
Total Miles Traveled 5514
Day 323
This was a beautiful day to be on the water, and the
Georgian Bay lived up to its reputation of being one of the most scenic bodies
of water in North America. This area has
been referred to as the 30,000 islands, but the number should be 100,000
because most of the islands are just below the surface of the water.
The channels are well marked and documented on the
charts, but some of them are very narrow and close to massive rocks rising out
of the water. At least in Florida, and
on the inland lakes and rivers, if you bump the bottom it’s no big deal, but
here it can be catastrophic.
“2 Infinity” leaving Midland, Ontario for today’s
adventure.
We stopped at a popular restaurant on Fryingpan Island
called Henry’s. They specialize in fish
and chips, specifically pickerel, and it is a favorite stop for boaters--and
airplanes.
Our looper friends “2 Infinity” and “Gracie” decided to
stay at Henry’s dock for the night, but we were anxious to find a scenic
anchorage, so we continued on. We also
met another looper at Henry’s, “Azura”, and exchanged stories about our
adventure.
The last two weeks of July is a construction holiday in
Canada, and this Monday is a Canadian Holiday.
We wanted to anchor out for the three day weekend and avoid the
increased boat traffic……especially in the narrow channels.
Leaving the channel and “creeping” to an anchorage. Yes, we installed a granite detector, she’s a
beauty!
Just before dropping the hook, we noticed we had an audience. This was “Way Cool”.
Anchored behind Derbyshire Island, another great day on the Great Loop!
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