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Have you guys picked your preferred ports you wish to visit during your North Channel vacation?
Mike,
The only port that is on the must do list is Sportsman's Inn in Killarney. The other possibility might be Little Current but we try to stay on the hook as much as possible.
Instead we go were the wind takes us and make our decisions based on which way the wind is predicted to howl that night....or all 3 directions like seem to be the norm up there. We have a binder full of available anchorages from the Great Lakes Cruising Club and within each description it tells us which directions the coves or anchorages are protected.
Here's this year's goal list:
*Make it to Thomas Bay anchorage on the west side of Georgian Bay
*Find complete seclusion in Northern McGregor Bay(ideally not see anyone for 2 days)
*Fish for our dinner at least 1 night
*See a bear again
*Campfire on shore
*See Northern Lights
*Naked swimming(see the second goal)
*Anchor in Oak Bay
*Read a classic novel while sitting on a bluff,smoking a cigar, and sipping on a fine Scotch(that one is for me)
*Don't hit any rocks
I think the last one might be the most important one!
Do you ever make it up to the North Channel? How long of a cruise would that be from your home port?
Ben
Ps. I'm currently working on last years NC cruising video and will post it when completed.
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