CS34 Lindsay Island to Collier Island

We were up before 8am, and the first order of business is to take Shadow for some morning relief on MacDonald Island.

Prescott Coastguard Radio, this is...

You can see the anchor ball marking the location of Still Time's anchor:

A little after 10am, The Beckoning pulled anchor. 

They are picking up some family members in Gananoque and heading to the Navy Islands.

We left shortly after, but the winds were very light (less than 4 knots from the south), so it was a motor.

Beautiful classic wooden yacht going west:

Passing Gananoque:

Passing cruise ships in the narrows just east of Gananoque:

We anchored off Collier Island part of the Navy Islands:

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We anchored in 9ft of water.  Winds were supposed to swing from SW to the SE over night, so we had to be aware of the depth after this swing.

Its funny, you pull in to an anchorage with like two dozen boats.
I knew over half dozen of them:

Tom/Kim on Manana from PEYC (previously Whitby)
Jim/Katherine on Kia Ora from PEYC (previously Whitby)
Kieth/Heidi on Courageous from PEYC (previously Whitby)
John/ on JPSea from Trident (previously Whitby)
Shawn/Nancy on Steeling Summer from National (previously Whitby)
Walter/Colleen on The Beckoning from Whitby

Manana and Kia Ora rafted together

The Beckoning and Still Time

To pee the dog, we had to dingy over to Mulcaster Island.

We swam

We paddle boarded
We had appys
We had drinks

We swam some more

Trip Odometer: 7.1 miles
Trip Start: 11:17
Trip End: 13:14
Trip Duration: 01:56:00
Average Speed: 3.7 knots

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