Hopewell Bay Anchorage

The winds were blowing and we couldn't wait to get to Hopewell Bay. "Honey Mooners" from St. Louis followed us into the anchorage.

Big Sound Marina, Parry Sound

45 20.206N
80 02.397W

We have been here for several days. Laura left on Sat morning and seemed to have had a good ride home. She arrived Sun. Ed finished the job he started in Honey Harbor--converting one of the fresh water tanks to a holding tank--there is no going back! and he has been working on installing (running wires mostly) our new Serious weather for our chart plotter.

Parry Sound is one of the largest towns on Georgian Bay but unfortunately, the food shopping is quite a distance--cab ride away.

Well, 'till next time (yes, I know it's early on but we are still talking)

Ed's sideshifter, bow thruster!

On our way to Kineras Bay anchorage

A beautiful spot with few cottages. The wind was blowing 20 to 25 but we were able to escape the wind.

45 15.44N
80 07.731 W

Scenes on our way to Henry's for dinner and overnight

Frying Pan Island

45 10.462N
80 08.221W

Bone Island, Georgian Bay, first swim

44 56.301N
79 51.908W


Ed's first swim of the season, water temp was around 70 degrees. The air temp was around 70 degrees! Had coctails with Ted and Pat on the boat while they told us about anchorages in Georgian Bay and the North Channel as well as places to go in Fl with our boat.

Bone Island to Henry's, Frying Pan Island

Laura doing her share of the driving!