This morning opened wet and misty, a constant wet drizzle and visibility reduced to about half a mile. I decided to take a side trip up Dundas Sound to the West Arm where there should be a good anchorage and some great views of the mountains beyond.
After a short motor in calm conditions I anchored in the west arm and awaited for the weather to improve. Unfortunately, by early afternoon there was no change, there was nothing to be seen, only mist and the shore up to around 300 feet. So, being impatient and wanting to do something I decided to head back to my anchorage from the previous nigh which is more sheltered.
In the West Arm I saw an amazing sight. A large group of Sea Otters all bunched together lying around on the surface. There must have been at least forty of them. The food must be abundant around here to support so many otters.
It was Salmon again for lunch and dinner, now it’s finished. That’s good, I need a change from a Salmon diet. Total voyage distance 1,375.4 miles.
Logged 3rd July 2016
The Adventures of Captain Ray Penson 
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