Abby and Beau checking out Sullivan Bay We arrived in Sulivan Bay two days ago. We had flat-calm water from Blind Channel, up Johnstone Straight, to Port Neville for one night, then we headed here via Tribune Channel. Absolutely beautiful scenery, and again, calm waters.
This is our jumping-off point to head up Queen Charllotte Straight. It is about 60 miles exposed to the Pacific Ocean, so we have to time it right, and there have been strong winds the past two days. The weather report for tomorrow morning looks good, so we are hoping to leave then. Meanwhile, we are enjoying Sullivan Bay, which has been a favorite stop of ours for years. It's not very busy this time of year, and the restaurant is not due to open until next week. But Chris and Debbie, the managers, are so wonderful and accomodating that they opened the restaurant for us last night and we had a great dinner out. We have had a crab pot out, and tonight we are having crab cakes. Yumm! Dave still has to check the pot again today, and I'm hoping for more crab. It's hard to get your fill of fresh crab :).
This is our jumping-off point to head up Queen Charllotte Straight. It is about 60 miles exposed to the Pacific Ocean, so we have to time it right, and there have been strong winds the past two days. The weather report for tomorrow morning looks good, so we are hoping to leave then. Meanwhile, we are enjoying Sullivan Bay, which has been a favorite stop of ours for years. It's not very busy this time of year, and the restaurant is not due to open until next week. But Chris and Debbie, the managers, are so wonderful and accomodating that they opened the restaurant for us last night and we had a great dinner out. We have had a crab pot out, and tonight we are having crab cakes. Yumm! Dave still has to check the pot again today, and I'm hoping for more crab. It's hard to get your fill of fresh crab :).
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