Yesterday's Sail Last night it got rather pleasant after the party next door broke up. Then, with the wind dying down, the waves lost interest in slapping against the dock. The marina was quieting.
Without a ferry terminal nearby, we slept without motion. The drone of distant trucks, unfamiliar, woke me several times.
This morning, calm and quiet, we lounged, loved, ate a great breakfast. By noon it was time to explore the shopping center a block from the marina. We picked up some snacks, alcohol, and shrimp. This is the first time we have found local shrimp for sale in a market. I’ll grill them for dinner.
Tomorrow we leave Mill Bay Marina for a short trip down Saanich Inlet to Brentwood Bay and Butchart Gardens. We’ll launch a little early and see if we can sail the whole way.
I’ll let you know how the shrimp goes.
Without a ferry terminal nearby, we slept without motion. The drone of distant trucks, unfamiliar, woke me several times.
This morning, calm and quiet, we lounged, loved, ate a great breakfast. By noon it was time to explore the shopping center a block from the marina. We picked up some snacks, alcohol, and shrimp. This is the first time we have found local shrimp for sale in a market. I’ll grill them for dinner.
Tomorrow we leave Mill Bay Marina for a short trip down Saanich Inlet to Brentwood Bay and Butchart Gardens. We’ll launch a little early and see if we can sail the whole way.
I’ll let you know how the shrimp goes.
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