When we sailed into Howe Sound on a sunny afternoon, we were
suddenly gliding along on an incredibly beautiful, translucent ribbon of jade,
as if we were skating on a bracelet. Susi, from Meadowlark 1, told us that this
water is usually more of a steely blue due to the glacier runoff. We were thrilled to have witnessed the
anomaly.
This stocky ferry dwarfed the boats moored in Union Steamship
Company Marina. We walked the docks
intrigued by the motley mix of vessels and houseboats. The village is an eccentric mix of up-town
trendy meets organic cozy cottage. Great
place to re-enter civilization from the islands.
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