Dennis and Ank came over in the morning and reported that
everything was fine with Bodyguard. They
set off to catch the tide to Rimouski, a little further down the St. Lawrence,
and a couple of hours later, we set off with the tide up the Saguenay River
also known as the Saguenay Fiord. This
is a beautiful river, with 1000’ cliffs rising from each side. It’s also deep – our chart showed depths of
890’ in places, which totally confused our echo sounder. We saw a lot of beluga whales on the way, and
when we arrived we were greeted by a seal.
We picked up a mooring in Baie d’Eternite, 48 18.07N 07019.59W, which was so peaceful and quiet compared to the past 2 nights! Oh and it was absolutely beautiful too – by
far the most beautiful spot we’ve seen so far this season.
Ship’s Log: 2922.6nm, Today's log: 31.6nm, Season total: 468.7nm.
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