The view from our room is stunning and the water way is busy with all types of boats moving through the channel between the main island and one of the hundreds of others which scatter this part of the Pacific Ocean, along with plenty of sea planes that not only cater for the tourists, of which there are still quite a few, but also the small isolated 1st Nation Communities that live on the surrounding islands. Had an interesting evening meal in a place called Wolf in the Fog , which consisted of Fried Rockfish and Deep Fried Herring for starters and then a delicious piece of Halibut which we shared for main course. Tuesday morning was an early start as we had our first Whale Watching trip booked! Following a quick safety brief we soon set sail for our 3 hour cruise around the local water ways. Our target species for this trip at this time of the year was the Grey Whale. We saw 3 whales, but didn't get any really good shots of them along with sea otters, seals and a...
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