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The Great Loop
Used with permission Raven Cove Publishing
Wayne and Ruth
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August
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- Government Bay
- Drummond Island
- Vidal Bay to Drummond Island
- Drummond Island Yacht Haven
- Drummond Island
- Vidal Bay
- Gore Bay
- Little Current
- Killarney
- Killarney
- Family visit
- Britt, Byng Inlet, Georgian Bay
- Wrights Marina in Byng Inlet
- Britt, on Byng Inlet, Georgian Bay
- Wright's Marina in Byng Inlet
- Britt, on Byng Inlet
- Britt, on Byng Inlet
- Britt, on Byng Inlet
- Wright's Marina in Byng Inlet
- Kilbear
- Parry Sound
- Parry Sound
- Parry Sound
- Parry Sound
- Parry Sound
- Frying Pan Island
- Penetanguishine
- Penetanguishine
- Penatanguishine
- Penatanguishine
- Penatanguishine (day 4)
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About Me
- Wayne and Ruth
- We are both retired. Ruth is a Registered nurse, taught nursing at the local Community college; Wayne is retired from farming, sold farm products. We are the proud parents of 3 children and 5 grandchildren. We are setting up this blog to record our adventure as we plan for and travel the great loop. We started our adventure by finding "just the right boat" in Georgian Bay, Kilbear marina, in May of 2008. She is a 36' Senator aft cabin motor yacht, with twin diesel engines. Our big adventure that summer was bringing the boat home through the Trent-Severn waterway to Crysler Park marina on the St. Lawrence River. Then in July of 2009, we left to do the triangle, down the St. Lawrence to Montreal, up the Ottawa River, and down the Rideau Canal to Kingston, and back down the St. Lawrence to Crysler Park. Good way to get to know our boat better. We are spending the fall and winter of 09-10 preparing both ourselves and the boat for our trip. We left in July of 2010, heading up the St. Lawrence to Trenton, then back up the Trent-Severn system to Georgian Bay and beyond, completing the loop in the summer of 2011.
"A stitch in time, saves nine."
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"Time is money"
"Tempus Fugit" [sic?]
"urghhhh!"
If you can't "polish" you fuel where you are, can you empty and flush your tank?
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