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2011 Trip 4 - Pacific Grace
tracking Pacific Grace: 9 recorded positions
Last Position: 49°21'44.28 N 126°15'54.00 W on August 18th 2011 @ 21:40 |
Ship's Log:
Our day started later as today was the much
anticipated "sleep in morning". Kailey our cook was up before anyone making
cinnamon buns for all to enjoy for breakfast which was at 0930hrs. After
breakfast we had review lessons for Juniors, intermediates and Seniors in
preparation for their tests later on in the day. As today was "boat Sunday" we
enjoyed a service together in the quiet waters of upper Hesquait Harbour. Lunch
followed and then tests for all levels. All did well and the decks of the Grace
looked much like a classroom at school for a good part of the early afternoon.
Weighing anchor at 1545hrs we made our way south under power as the wind was
light. Our destination for tonight is Hotsprings Cove, one of the all time
favorites on trips four and five of the summer trips. With dinner dishes
finished in record time everyone was off for a well awaited hot bath in the 104
degree waters this area is so well known for. The approach to the springs is
almost as enjoyable as the springs themselves as you make your way for about a
mile and a half along a beautifully build boardwalk which winds its way through
the forest elevated off the forest floor. The springs themselves are made up
multiple natural pools nestled in the rocks looking out over the Pacific. Truly
a remarkable place. As I write this trainees are slowly making their way back to
the boat as dusk descends on this magical area. All are well and have content
looks on their faces.
anticipated "sleep in morning". Kailey our cook was up before anyone making
cinnamon buns for all to enjoy for breakfast which was at 0930hrs. After
breakfast we had review lessons for Juniors, intermediates and Seniors in
preparation for their tests later on in the day. As today was "boat Sunday" we
enjoyed a service together in the quiet waters of upper Hesquait Harbour. Lunch
followed and then tests for all levels. All did well and the decks of the Grace
looked much like a classroom at school for a good part of the early afternoon.
Weighing anchor at 1545hrs we made our way south under power as the wind was
light. Our destination for tonight is Hotsprings Cove, one of the all time
favorites on trips four and five of the summer trips. With dinner dishes
finished in record time everyone was off for a well awaited hot bath in the 104
degree waters this area is so well known for. The approach to the springs is
almost as enjoyable as the springs themselves as you make your way for about a
mile and a half along a beautifully build boardwalk which winds its way through
the forest elevated off the forest floor. The springs themselves are made up
multiple natural pools nestled in the rocks looking out over the Pacific. Truly
a remarkable place. As I write this trainees are slowly making their way back to
the boat as dusk descends on this magical area. All are well and have content
looks on their faces.
Observations:
1030Once again
clear with a light NW breeze
clear with a light NW breeze
Readings:
Wind | NW05 |
processed: 2011-08-18 22:00:15 |