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Sailing into Vancouver

Posted on March 5, 2019 by Karin Cope

Sailing into a large contemporary city is a wonderful and rather anachronistic thrill. It can also feel a bit daunting, for contemporary urban ports like Vancouver contain all sorts of obstacles, challenges and marine traffic, from kayaks to tankers to float planes, all moving at different speeds and in different directions. Continue reading →

Posted in 2013 Alaska and back | Tagged Alaska, Jericho Beach, Northern Gateway Pipeline, Quoddys Run, Vancouver | Leave a comment

Looking for Signs of Kermode Bears—and a Ferry Wreck

Posted on April 17, 2013 by Karin Cope

24 July 2012 Coughlan Anchorage, near Hartley Bay We bid the Juneau kayakers farewell and left the hot springs of Bishop Bay. We headed north into Ursula Channel, which leads into Devastation Channel—one of two possible routes to Kitimat. But … Continue reading →

Posted in 2012 | Tagged BC Ferry Queen of the North, CCGS Gordon Reid, Exxon-Vadez, Grenville Channel, Hartley Bay, Kermode bear, Kitimat, Northern BC, Northern Gateway Pipeline, Verney Passage, Wright Sound | Leave a comment

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