We’re at the beginning of the 24,000 km highway that winds its way along the coastline all the way down south to The waterfront town is on the 
It’s so charming, even moody old Captain Vancouver liked it when he passed through some two hundred years ago. It took us a couple hours to paddle over, and we had to navigate some pretty big rollers (well, they felt big in a kayak), but the white sandy beaches we relaxed on for the afternoon were well worth it.
On the way back, the ocean was calm, we saw one bald eagle, and four wide-eyed seals followed us. Nothing like a sunset paddle. And a glass of wine on the patio of The Sunset At the End of the World Restaurant on the shores of Lund.
4 comments:
wow sounds like an aweeeesome trip! I hope you mean 30 degrees celcius though, at first I thought u were being sarcastic ha ha!
ok, come-on, guys. at the very least I'm sure you could've used someone to carry your equipment or backpacks or something. all you had to do was call, for goodness sake.
-gn
Nudds - you guys have an open invitation to come on any of our BC adventures! R U up for a 100km hike in the Queen Charlottes? :)
um...sure!! Well, no not really...wheres those emoticons when you need them. I'm so out of shape....
Lets just go sailing!!!
jn
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