Today's Vancouver Island post features pictures of a short cruise on the
MV Frances Barkley from
Port Alberni to
Sechart. Enjoy the picture book.
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We arrive early (too early, actually) so as not to miss
the sailing of the MV Frances Barkley (2009-07-06) |
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This odd-looking building is where the
MV Frances Barkley is loaded (2009-07-06) |
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All aboard! (I know, that's really railroad talk)
the MV Frances Barkley (2009-07-06) |
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Our trusty ship, the MV Frances Barkley,
still tied up in Port Alberni (2009-07-06) |
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| MV Frances Barkley bridge (2009-07-06) |
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MV Frances Barkley
loading gear (2009-07-06) |
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MV Frances Barkley
galley (2009-07-06) |
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MV Frances Barkley major
freight on this trip(2009-07-06) |
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Inside the MV
Frances Barkley (2009-07-06) |
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This may be Port Alberni, but this is about as "anywhere" West Coast
British Columbia as it gets (2009-07-06) |
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| On the MV Frances Barkley: Oma enjoying wind, waves, and scenery (2009-07-06) |
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From the MV Frances Barkley: Sport fishing and kayaking,
but there's still real work to be done on this coast... (hopefully) (2009-07-06)
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From the MV Frances Barkley: just a few of the
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From the MV Frances Barkley: just when we thought we were in completely
wild territory, we're surprised to see very civilized housing (2009-07-06)
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An overcast day but, if you're a true "Coast Head",
this is the scenery that's "in your blood" (2009-07-06)
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The MV Frances Barkley nudges against the dock at Sechart, where the bulk of
our fellow passengers will disembark for a few days of kayaking (LUCKY SOULS!!)
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| The MV Frances Barkley docked at Sechart (2009-07-06) |
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