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We are now in a place on earth where there’s seasons in the climate and you can feel that fall is coming. More rain and colder temperatures. Something that is new too us after a long time in the tropics. After many days of rain a clear and sunny day like this really shows of the beauty of British Columbia! 🌲🌿🍂

It wasn’t only crowded in the anchorage but onboard as well. We spent three days organizing the boat, moving around stuff so we would have space for four more people. All three berths in the fore cabin were used and of course the sofa. But as we say in Swedish; finns det hjärterum finns det stjärterum 😂 Any Swede who dares to translate this saying to English? 😊

Melanie Cove in Prideaux Haven was a really popular anchorage even this late in the season. We counted to twelve sailboats and we haven’t seen that many boats at anchor in the same place since Panama City! ⛵️

A little bit more to the left! Johan and Malin’s dad Mats rowing ashore to tie a stern line to Ran. Doesn’t take very long and makes tight anchorages a lot safer ⛵️

Getting a photo of us now when we have someone to take it for us 😊 We went for a dinghy ride in Prideaux Haven and took a hike on the hills above Melanie Cove. Always so nice to stretch the legs after a day on the boat!

Working on our lumber jack skills on the logs in Unwin Lake by Tenedos Bay. We’ve heard the waters of Desolation Sound should be the warmest north of Mexico but can’t say that 16 C was that warm 😬

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