DAY 1 INSIDE PASSAGE | Seymour Narrows And Johnstone Strait!

[@FrankJamger]

The piano piece nicely reflects the mood of departure... and it's Alaska here we come! This trip up Canada _does_ sound fun, as well as challenging. Negotiating big tidal currents seems similar to negotiating squalls, except that you can utilize a bit of science to predict them. Bread looks good! Not much company out here- not a lot of boats following your path, but I enjoy the atmosphere of camping in untamed lands. A pretty anchorage to close... and a good start it _is_ . Thanks for sharing.

[@sailinguntilvalhalla]

Thanks for watching, yeah no not much company but something about having these beautiful anchorages to ourselves that's just amazing. There is alot of factors and getting them to line up in our favor with the weather can be challenging at times so we take the lesser of evil option which may or may not pay off but that's part of this life. We are excited for whats ahead and hope you enjoy it as well.

[@SailingInfidels]

Another good one guys. Just a couple of things. I realize the Canadian language can be challenging but... Gollywand Harbour? Hahaha, it's Gowl-land. Don't let the extra L throw you off. Sorry, I wouldn't have said anything but then... Port Neveel? (Just say Nevill. Don't let the E throw you off). I think the names get easier as you go north. Have a great trip. Love your channel.

[@sailinguntilvalhalla]

Haha thanks ya I realized we pronounced them wrong after the fact but was like whatever it is what it is haha 😄

[@SailingInfidels]

@@sailinguntilvalhalla No worries maties, it was entertainment at its finest. That's the name of the game, right?

[@robertbenjamin7728]

If you want to actually see the inland passage, do NOT do it on a cruise ship. They travel at night so unless you have superman type vision, you won't see anything.

[@sailinguntilvalhalla]

That makes sense never thought about it like that, we are traveling very slow so plenty of time to sight see

[@SailingInfidels]

Good point. Also, the "inland passage" is better to do on a bus ;)