At this point, we are the furthest north the great loop will take us.
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| The North Channel: 120 mile strip of water along the north shore of Lake Huron in Canada. It's 1 to 20 miles wide with some small islands. |
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| Going into our first anchorage in the North Channel |
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| Rain + Fog = Day off |
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| Rock shortage in the North Channel - just ask these birds |
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| Looking for the red triangle - still keeping red on the right |
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| Open water on the west end of the channel |
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| Quiet water in the mornings |
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| Relaxing not having to watch for rocks |
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| Lots of different paths through the channel - We loved the solitude, but missed net connection! |
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| Great anchorage and swimming hole |
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| The bridge at Little Current is a converted railroad bridge used as one lane transportation between the islands. It opens on schedule - once per hour |
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| While waiting for the bridge to open, Skipper saw the biggest fly he ever saw! |
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| Swing bridge opens for exactly 15 minutes - don't be late |
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| Not much movement at anchor |
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| In case you don't know which way to go |
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| 26 degrees today - not going to miss Celsius! |
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| Water temp was 68 - getting cooler, but it felt great |
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| !au revoir! Canada. Thanks for your hospitality! |
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