After leaving Campbell Island, we headed towards Milbanke Sound, then turned into Finlayson Channel.
A double discovery! The first snow covered peak by the water's edge, and a flock of birds. We were too far away to tell what they were, even on the detailed view.
Kelly sitting at our table, as we travel north. Clearly we are not all that far from the land - on either side!
Heading into narrower channels. This is where our smaller boat has it all over the larger cruise vessels.
Note there's a log in the water, about mid image. Logs are quite common here, and even around Puget Sound they wash up on beaches. Given the number of trees, and the fact they do die, it's not too surprising. The crew keep a close lookout for floating logs, and will detour around them, of course.
Part of Klemtu, including a meeting hall I presume. The white patches on the hillside are snow!
The cannery and wharf
Klemtu and the hills disapperaing into the fog.
A solitary cross by the side of the channel as we leave Klemtu.
After Klemtu we turned into the Tolmie Channel between Princess Royal Island (west side) and Sarah Island.
The lighthouse on Sarah Island.
Namu To Campbell Island
