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Author Archives: Andrew Cooper
Alston Cove
Laredo Inlet is a beautiful place to explore. It is a bit off the usual north-south cruising route, accessed by the scenic Meyers Passage. Wildlife viewing, fishing, and great scenery, the area offers enough for a few days of exploration. … Continue reading
Bay of Plenty
Another good anchorage that can be used while exploring Laredo Inlet in the beautiful Princess Royal Island. This bay is on the western side of the inlet towards the northern end. The other anchorages we have explored and can recommend, … Continue reading
Posted in Anchorages, BC Places
Tagged anchorage, Bay of Plenty, British Columbia, inlet, Laredo, Princess Royal
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Photo of the Week – Mamalilaculla
Posted in BC History, BC Places, Photo of the Week
Tagged Mamalilaculla, ruins, village
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Entrance Island
There are a number of choices for the night in western Frederick Sound or southern Stephen’s Passage. One of our favorites is the tiny harbor to be found at the entrance of Hobart Bay. On the south side of the … Continue reading
Photo of the Week – Winging North
Posted in British Columbia, Photo of the Week
Tagged aircraft, British Columbia, glacier, mountain
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