What a day. We left
Port Hardy at 7:30am under cloudy rainy skies.
We had checked the weather forecast for the wind, wave, tides, currents,
buoy & lighthouse reports, which indicated we would have a smooth 5-6 hour
crossing. We had decided last night to
layover at God’s Pocket if required and also if needed stop over at the Walker
Group if the seas acting up. We circled
by God’s Pocket, we double the weather and conditions and made the go-no go
decision. IT’S A GO. We decided to stop back by God’s Pocket
another time.
We started with the ebb tide, which boosted Omega to 8 knots
and then around 10:10 we passed Cape Caution on the Flood. It was a great crossing with ocean swells
behaving themselves.
We were welcomed into Fitz Hugh Sound near Fury Cove by 30
humpback whales, blowing and diving for a couple hours. We bypassed Fury Cove, which is a lovely
place to drop an anchor but wanted to try someplace different. John found Green Island Anchorage around a
couple hours north of Fury Cove. We
dropped anchor, had dinner and relaxed in Green Island Anchorage near Illachie
Inlet & what a beautiful bay in British Columbia… John found this bay and it is a do
again. Beautiful and very peaceful.
Cloudy Rainy all day but the sun has come out and we have
enjoyed a beautiful sunset.
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