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very cool!

On the way to Princess Louisa Inlet we ducked into this super-protected little harbor in Vancouver BC. We spent two nights waiting for the weather to get better and had a great visit. Read about the entire trip >> Our Princess Louisa cruise This bus was built on pontoons and used an...

These little water buses scooted commuters and tourists back and forth all around False Creek in Vancouver BC

Mass transit Vancouver-style

This is a short synopsis of our cruise to Princess Louisa Inlet, about a hundred miles or so north of Vancouver BC. First, a picture of Kraken, our vintage time traveler, workhorse and home away from home. Anchored in False Creek Vancouver, in front of multi-million dollar condos. Our...

I am just about ready to scream. I do all the right things, I think. But I don't know what I don't know. FYI, what is organic traffic and what is a b2b website. My site comes up in searches after sites that have atrocious content and aren't even relevant. I'm going to try to link my site, if...

Why yes, good of myself to ask: We stayed at Jones Island the night before as our jump off point, but Roche or Stuart are closer. I wanted to be near to our Haro Strait crossing just in case some weather or other issues came up. Nothing did. We planned our nine mile 1 1/2 hour crossing of Haro...

Great stuff John, like your blog too, got anything for Butchart Gardens?

Before you pack up and get on your way, let's define what free means and where the San Juan Islands are located. For some, free may mean no charge for camping but may fail to add in the cost of a new boat or kayak and tons of gear. For others, anything less than the price of a five star hotel...

For over two decades we have we traveled by boat and camped, hiked, biked, and kayaked around the northwest, but mostly the San Juans and local area. We have visited all the state parks many times and discovered some little known places worthy of gunkholing. I am posting some pictures to share...