Saturday:
On Saturday morning we put in at Fairhaven and followed the shore down to Big Seal Cove where we camped for the night...
Putting in on the slipway in Fairhaven |
The trip begins |
Brian |
Tony going ashore for lunch |
Terry |
It was a cool morning and as the sun gained strength the rocks began to look like they were on fire |
This little cabin was blown over at some point in time... |
Terry and Brian |
Tony |
Brian |
Setting up the tents in Big Seal Cove |
Terry feeding the cooking fire |
Brian collecting bigger fuel for the evening fire |
Happy hour under way |
Brian |
It was a beauty evening in Big Seal Cove |
Sunday:
We woke to a lovely morning in Big Seal Cove. After breaking fast and then breaking camp and paddled back up the shore to Trinny Cove by way of Iona and Brine islands...
Morning brought another splendid day |
Terry cooking his breakfast... he made french toast, which he shared around |
On the water |
An eagle |
Terry looking rather relaxed |
Brian checking his maps |
Lunch beach |
Tony |
Trinny Cove... home for the night |
Terry looking like he could use a hand |
Our grassy camp site |
Tony silhouetted as he took a walk up a nearby hill |
Relaxing after supper |
We got Terry to take a picture of us to send to our buddy Hazen |
It was a chilly night but there was lots of beach wood to fuel the fire |
When we were ready to call it a night we spread the coals of the fire across the beach and Brian dumped a few buckets of water over them for good measure |
Monday:
The morning was chillier than the last couple days. We had our breakfast and packed up for the short paddle back to the cars...
Breakfast in Trinny Cove |
Getting on the water for the short paddle back to the cars |
Terry and Brian |
Tony |
Back on the slipway in Fairhaven |
We covered just fifty-four kilometers over the three days. The weather was unexpectedly pleasant for the middle of May and we knew we were lucky in that regards. We had fairly easy paddling, some good meals, a lot of laughs, a few drinks, and a couple decent campfires.
It was a great start to this years kayak camping trips.
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