July 5, 2024
Sullivan Bay is another favorite. After a spell in the wilderness, it’s a treat to socialize with other boaters, stock up on groceries, and have one of the famous Friday night dinners. This year we got a bonus, BBQ on the dock to celebrate the Fourth of July. They only do BBQ twice in a season. The other is on Canada Day.
Nothing is on land here, including the one hole golf course.
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Joe
July 6, 2024 — 4:33 am
Is their sewage treatment plant floating?
Steve P
July 6, 2024 — 6:56 am
Some of it might.
Alison Shaw
July 6, 2024 — 9:51 am
I wonder how many thousands of balls are down in that water?!
Darrell
July 6, 2024 — 11:15 am
First, I am impressed that you have seemingly had nothing but fine weather for your entire journey. How do you do that? Looks like a fun place.
Steve P
July 6, 2024 — 11:30 am
Take a closer look at the photos of Sointula and Alert Bay. We had a string of pretty wet days, including a long mile walk to U’mista. But yes, we’ve been lucky. The Broughtons are famous for being foggy, cool, and wet when summer is beaming further south.
Michael Barnes
July 6, 2024 — 5:50 pm
I remember that place from a former year, I think! Am I right?
I may be hallucinating, but when I saw the Laundry-Library, I thought I was home!
I suppose croquet is out-of-the-question . . . floating wickets, whiffle balls, plastic mallets . . .
Is there a badminton court?
My birdies arrived today! Love, MEB
Steve P
July 6, 2024 — 9:36 pm
You remember correctly. We last visited Sullivan Bay pre-COVID. Same golf hole, same excellent prime rib and Yorkshire pudding.