The open waters of Lake Superior are behind us. Isle Royale might bee that little bit of raised blue on the horizon.
Horseshoe Cove on Edward Island in the "Nook" and tied between trees.
A step ashore is nice after a full day of hard sailing. Perhaps a fire to cook some salmon?
On a good morning its a great place to take a dip. Horseshoe Cove.
Doing a little bit of rigging inspection. Black Bay
I think I was replacing the main halyard.
Gregory up on the mast.
August winds on return from Loon Harbour & Otter Cove.
Otter Cove to Horseshoe Cove on one fine day in August.
This day on the way down to Loon Harbour turned out to pack some nice winds. 25 kts + It was all downwind.
Heading out From Thunder bay to Loon Harbour.
Peregrine working hard to catch up with Frodo on the way to Loon Harbour.
Thompson Island Wray Bay harbour dock. The sauna is not far behind us.
When the water is low as it was in 2007 the only place deep enough at Thompson is along side a friendly vessel.
Fantastic place to stay the night, trails, sauna, and swimming if you are brave enough. Thompson Island.
Looking our into the sheltered bay from the sauna area on Thompson Island.
Thunder Bay breakwall main entrance lighthouse.
On a calm night it is sometimes possible to dock and walk around the base of the lighthouse.
Every one learns how to do crew overboard rescue on the first day of any course.
Back at the dock, graduating students pose with Captain Laura on the C&C 34 R.
This was quite a party we had July 7th 2007. Laura and Gregory were married on the deck of Frodo in the Thunder Bay harbour while the Blues Fest played in the background.
Captain Brett goes through the paces on the C&C 34 R just outside the Thunder Bay breakwall.
Frodo motor sailing from Nipigon on the way back to Thunder Bay
Our First Cruise and Learn of 2007 Brett takes the students to Otter Cove
Otter Cove in June, the waterfall is running so strong we can see the mist rising above the forest.
Otter Cove sheltered from all directions.
Peggy standing by the falls in Otter Cove.
