Eat like your future depends on it
This year Canada Day fell mid week. It was kind of a strange year. Typically this is a day of celebration but with the pandemic and recent developments in the relationship between Canada and it’s Indigenous peoples it seemed that
In the past we would typically head out on the river for two or three days at a time. With jobs and other responsibilities that was about all we could do without feeling like we should be somewhere else. The
Labour Day weekend pretty much signifies the end of summer in this part of the world. Days start to get shorter so evening sailing is winding down. Weekends are still doable as the days are warm, but nights can get
Man there is nothing like sailing 10 km up the river and then realizing that you’re up the creek with no toilet paper. That’s the situation we found ourselves in one weekend. Fortunately there is a community up the river
2019 was a long spring in Eastern Ontario. After the flood of 2017 people thought the whole 100 year flood had come and gone but as the water rose two years later we realized that wasn’t the case. The club
After being inspired by the likes of S.V. Delos, Uma, and others we decided to explore the possibility of joining the ranks of the world cruisers. We already sail so at least that is not an obstacle. We took a