The Spectacular Outside Coast of British Columbia | Ep. 27 | Grade A Sailing and the End Of An Era
Sailing Sea Dream of Clyde
Join Trevor and Cat of Sailing Sea Dream of Clyde as they document their high-authority transition from BC coastal transits to mastering solo-managed Pacific crossings.
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Welcome back to Sailing Sea Dream of Clyde!
In this one, we continue our journey down the spectacular outer coast of British Columbia from Laredo Sound to the Goose Group near Bella Bella. While the weather was mostly sunny and beautiful, we face off against some frustratingly fickle winds that range from calm to gale force and everything in-between.
After having all you can eat halibut for 6 days, the halibut dairies come to an end 🙁
We walk the incredible beaches of Goose Island, collecting some of the horribly plentiful trash as we go, and I describe my strategies on what garbage to collect given the space constraints aboard Sea Dream of Clyde.
Thank so much for watching!
This video in #27 of my ongoing series documenting a wonderful trip up the Inside Passage to Alaska and back.
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