In this year’s presentation Jayne and I prepare Phantasia to launch at bustling Lewisporte Yacht Club, on Newfoundland’s rugged and beautiful east coast. Aft...

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so another beautiful day sailing in

Newfoundland and Labrador we're just

crossing Strait of Belle Isle

we've got icebergs all around us

one freighter mmm about to pass in front

he's about five miles the BBC Volga

we're watching him on a is yeah nice

light ten knots of wind here and it's

right on the port beam so we're just

reaching across and when we're about ten

miles away from Chateau Bay Henley

that's where we're gonna go in and we

left

naughty bay this morning at about nine

o'clock be there in an hour

a great sale straight about oil and

we're just about to enter Chateau Bay

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we're anchored here in Henley Harbor

boats just down over here this is

actually schoolhouse cold schoolhouse is

just up here and so we're just going to

walk around this abandoned out port

there are all kinds of collapsed

buildings couple of buildings that still

look in reasonable shape gajillion boats

collapsed boats and fishing stages all

kinds of stuff so it's going to be

interesting exploring walking around

today and we're being scolded by some

kind of a little bird at the moment

and the ceiling was all painted with

like clouds blue sky and clouds

well how nice a little visit from that

Fisheries guys

no nets no visions old your shotgun

yeah I could hear this

got a wee bit of horsepower another four

you know I didn't whether it was a

fishing boat or what it was do our

foghorn cuz I mean it's starting to live

now but I couldn't see him till he was

yeah it's pretty it's pretty sucked in

this morning

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well they certainly show show up well on

radar

so we're on our way from Henley Chateau

up to bat alarms about 25 miles and

there's this magnificent Berk here

real

a raid on our course fortunately they

show up quite well with our new quantum

radar

beautiful looks like the Matterhorn

what kind of depth is it yeah it tides a

bit low

the four o'clock we set off on this

foggy day from Henley Harbor I couldn't

see 10 feet we love mistake was that

foggy but we did anyway and we had a

good motor saying we didn't sail much on

the way up and we are now in battle we

came in through the tickle over my

shoulder now shrouded in fog and we're

just waiting for the dinner bell because

the new dining room is open here at

battle and we have reservations 6

o'clock for two so it's gonna be nice to

stop we were here three years ago

exactly to the day a wonderful battle

Harbor in Labrador

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so where are we going today

we are

Mary's Harbor from battle Harbor

don't the the main the North Channel of

their past Tilly's point past Black Rock

this series of little islands here that

are just boiling with with the surf and

creating this all this foam on the water

there's a little lighthouse right here

the fog has abated it was really thick

and Misty this morning but it's burned

off you can see it all off in the

distance here but right now it's

beautiful it's sunny and we're on our

way to Mary's Harbor to take on just a

little bit of fuel and check our water

tanks and

now just see what the town is life

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whose day for it

I've never seen so much foam

a little bird oh and there's the river

here

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what do we have here so we bought fresh

crab here today in Mary's Harbor at the

crab plant so this was I think about

five of the big you know sections of

legs two pounds of crab it was I think

was like $15 a pound so that's about $30

of fresh crab meat and I'm just going to

add some of this fresh crab

to the top of the risotto I think we're

gonna have some crab sandwiches we're

gonna have crab this crab that for the

next while there we go

Bon Appetit

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short sweet butter

I'm not very tall anyway but to you that

way but as you know for me you no matter

where I go in the world

it's always about why we work so when

I'm in the House of Commons whether it's

in average of caucus or national caucus

it's all about talking about my hard

work so

all of that

just leaving

Mary's Harbor we enjoyed some excellent

days here they had a beautiful town and

a very nice for my fight and we managed

to arrive at the height of the season it

was crab fest so last night we saw the

crowning of king and queen crab and

enjoy fireworks and a crab smorgasbord

hundred different kinds of crowd

prepared in all these ways

everything from crab pizza - crab claws

anyway we're on our way to occasional

harbor up the coast post about

and trading on my steering here

not that easy though to make a good time

yeah we're going straight there

so where are we today we are in

occasional harbor we've got a fantastic

sail here yesterday from Mary's Harbor

downwind wing on wing virtually the

whole day a little bit of a beat into

the harbor the hills heat up the warm

air flows up so every Bay out flowing

air but at any rate we came in there

were two French boats here

Morgan's cloud with John and Phillips so

we're just wrapped it off of them and

we're about to go for some dingy

exploring

so

Phil Warner

five down

well they've got a generator going

today is Tuesday August 8 we have left

occasional harbor quite early this

morning about nine o'clock and we're

just heading towards lady arm which is

one of the few remaining inhabited of

ports and then probably stay there

tonight and on to squash Oh run

oh here comes an ATV

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so we had a good run down from

occasional harbours across the st.

Michael's Bay yesterday we were going to

go through squash Oh run up to Cape one

day but we decided to duck into lady's

arms who had a nice overnight there at

the ferry boat dock there's still a

little part there and the ferry comes

once a week for the Charlottetown

fishing boats few dozen houses

and we're on our way up otter Bay

through the waivers and then up through

squash a run and that we're going to

follow some details from the CCA Prison

Club of America guide up indicate

kind of remote Anchorage so it's going

to be a nice day probably just motor

sailing or motoring up that way though

it's only about 20 miles

but incredible isn't it

sky was fun

so this is the squash over

it's nice the rains held up yeah making

this very pleasant yes sort of

forbidding but

I think that's the ledge yeah we're

anchored here in capelin Bay in this

nice little pool the great instruction

in the cruising Club of America guide

from sanity weld how to get in here and

it's it's very accurate

we saw least depth of 10 feet and coming

up through this uncharted unsounded

section of capelin Bay we came from

ladies arm through show run very

dramatic day with the huge black clouds

and but the the Sun has come out and

it's chased the black flies away so here

it is six o'clock and we're just getting

in the dinghy to run down it's I think

it's at least five miles down to the

head of the bay here there's another

whole section up at the top here it's

very title up there to explore so we'll

probably spend at least part of tomorrow

just looking around here in Cape

so we've left people in vain this

morning now the wind came up in the

night last night to about 10 or 15 and

the forecast was 10 or 15 when we've got

about 15 or 20 out here we're just going

up the punchbowl

it's not a far runner it's about a 20

mile run up from capelin it's a

difficult exit though from capelet their

Auto chart with very few sounding and

it's good and windy up here so we're

just coming up and we're going to just

turn up to wind into the wind to go off

our limits Frenchman's tickle into

Punchbowl Labrador

hello from the punchbowl Labrador we

came up yesterday from capelin Bay it

was kind of a quite windy and blowy we

had to look at shoal bay which is just

around the corner from here but it was

quite exposed and and not very welcoming

so we've we've come in and tied up to

the abandoned Marine Center Wharf here

in the punchbowl at one time there's a

substantial summer community here

there was a fish plant government

morphix Thatcher but now it's all

abandoned and kind of forlorn but it's a

very beautiful spot when the Sun comes

out it's absolutely amazing just

magnificent all around the bay here

so we just left Punchbowl this morning

it was kind of clear forecast his 10:15

possibly 20 knots from some portion of

south southeast southwest and rain and

we've got all of that right here so

we're just running around to Indian

tickle and there's two Anchorage's there

the each side depending on the wind so

there's a little shelter there it could

pick up it's going to be rainy Khloe

tomorrow and you know it's just a few

miles around but really sock did so I'm

trying my ski goggles to see if it'll

help protect my glasses from the raid

it's brighter anyway there's the captain

hello

bye so we're now snug in our little

Anchorage behind Roper Island an Indian

tickle quite snug the wind is piping in

here pretty nicely but we've got 200

feet of chain out and it looks like this

outside

blowing the study 20 southeast in is

forecast to build Northwest tomorrow but

we should find him got the furnace

running trying to dry out a lot of

things the Jane is making something for

us to eat oh good it's spaghetti nice

equipment

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yeah

we're plowing along in the fog here just

another eight miles or so into

Cartwright Labrador

we left this morning from India typical

it was completed for quite a while but

just as we turn to come into Huntington

brain and get quite foggy and now we

can't see a quarter mile we couldn't see

the last mark but we're almost to

Cartwright

and it's warm actually the rain is

really quite pleasant and were you able

to gather a little drinking water which

is nice fresh water

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all the Marines and there must be really

big

so what's for breakfast today it's

scrambled eggs

another blustery day out here don't

so this is Cartwright this is Curt right

we've arrived so you can hurt me see

across the bay power margin must be down

for the

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yes

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twenty dollars

so our bags are full you're all passed

down dear

okay just show us the technique that we

can learn and watch and learn

crab it's bringing a couple of pieces of

toast

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just because post is always good

beautiful sunny day today in Cartwright

and Labrador we had fog and heavy rain

and quite a bit of wind but this it's

lovely so we're going to spend a day

exploring specifically because what's

coming up from North Carolina South

Carolina the Caribbean area Hurricane

Gert is coming up the coast here in it

may spawn a secondary low which could

swirl a huge amount of this cold wet air

into it's warm wet air and cause high

high winds and lots and lots of rain so

we're gonna wait it out until we see

what what happens may be told Saturday

and then get going up to Grady Harvey

Harvard the old whaling station

for today we're just going to explore

our trade in Labrador

two paintings perfect spot tonight and

it's an exciting night

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