Note that all these photos were taken through windows, and some of them contain reflections from lights inside the boat. They are not flying saucers!
One of the two islands in Queen Charlotte Sound with a lighthouse. This one, I think, is the southern island - no name for this island on the maps I have.
Another set of islands in Queen Charlotte Sound.
BC mainland from somewhere on Queen Charlotte Sound. Not a very hospitable looking place at that time!
Even under these less than pleasant conditions, commercial shipping continues as we pass a barge being towed up the coast.
The other island with a lighthouse on the sound. This one is located near the entrance to Smith Sound.
I think this Kelp Head on the northern side of Smith Sound. The headland/mountain is not easy to see in the mist - it partly disappears in the clouds, and generally dark conditions.
The rugged BC coastline on the northern end of Queen Charlotte Sound.
As we continued north behind Calvert Island the waters calmed down as the islands protected from the worst of the northern Pacific swells.
Queen Charlotte Sound
