North to Alaska 2022
Fully vaccinated, we look forward to getting back into cruising through Canada up to SE Alaska!
21 August 2022 | Portland, Oregon
19 August 2022 | Tongue Point, Astoria, Oregon
14 August 2022 | Friday Harbor, WA
10 August 2022 | Todd Inlet, BC, Canada
08 August 2022 | Lesqueti Island, BC, Canada
04 August 2022 | Heriot Bay, BC, Canada
03 August 2022 | Octopus Islands, BC, Canada
03 August 2022 | Octopus Islands, BC, Canada
31 July 2022 | Lagoon Cove, BC, Canada
30 July 2022 | Echo Bay, BC, Canada
28 July 2022 | Port McNeill, BC, Canada
22 July 2022 | Oliver Cove, BC, Canada
22 July 2022 | Windy Bay, BC, Canada
19 July 2022 | Hartley Bay, BC, Canada
18 July 2022 | Kumealon Inlet, BC, Canada
17 July 2022 | Prince Rupert, BC, Canada
16 July 2022 | Foggy Bay, Alaska
15 July 2022 | Meyer's Chuck, Alaska
14 July 2022 | Dora Bay, Alaska
13 July 2022 | Ketchikan, Alaska
Through Grenville Channel
19 July 2022 | Hartley Bay, BC, Canada
George Stonecliffe
Before leaving Kumealon Inlet, we checked into the Great Northern Boaters' Net (Ham Radio) using our Single Side Band Radio. We spoke briefly to Darlene (Net Control) letting her know that we had moved on from Prince Rupert, Kumealon Inlet, now heading toward Hartley Bay at the
SE end of Grenville Channel where we hoped to have better luck crabbing. The weather was dry, improving to partly cloudy with nice sun breaks! The best news was that the ebb tidal current was with us, and we were going from 7.5 to 9.5 knots the entire day. Once we arrived in the
Hartley Bay area, we put down our crab pot, and on the second try came up with a handsome male keeper for dinner! Life is good!
SE end of Grenville Channel where we hoped to have better luck crabbing. The weather was dry, improving to partly cloudy with nice sun breaks! The best news was that the ebb tidal current was with us, and we were going from 7.5 to 9.5 knots the entire day. Once we arrived in the
Hartley Bay area, we put down our crab pot, and on the second try came up with a handsome male keeper for dinner! Life is good!
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| Vessel Name: | Julia Max |
| Vessel Make/Model: | 45' Passport/Peterson Custom Ketch |
| Hailing Port: | Portland, Oregon, USA |
| Crew: | George and Sue Stonecliffe |
| About: | Fully vaccinated, we are positioning ourselves to head north through Canada to Alaska's amazing Glacier Bay NP and back. Have a wonderful summer. Cheers to all! |
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'Julia Max' in Caribbean March 2019 approaching Panama
Who: George and Sue Stonecliffe
Port: Portland, Oregon, USA
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