Not much new today as we travel the Inside Passage between Vancouver Island and the numerous small islands to the east. The IP is fairly narrow. Narrow enough that you can easily see the detail as well as the tall mountains on both shores. We picked up a pilot early this morning and it is easy to see that with the twisting and turning of the IP, he is earning his money.
We were told yesterday that there MIGHT be a surprise today if the details could be worked out. Things did work out and we passed Albert Bay we were greeted by the ‘trumpeter’. His small craft came along side and he played Canadian, American and British national anthems to t
he delight of the passengers. Hokey…yes but after all it is a sea day and for most the distraction from the buffets was welcome. After the trumpeter we continued to spend some time in the sun on the pool deck. Many passengers did the same though in a complete range of clothing from some skimpy swim suits to full nanook garb. Whatever…the sun was delightful.
Catching a quick afternoon movie before it’s time to get dressed for the last formal night. What a life.
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