Dixie Cove

We motored south to Dixie Cove and spent two nights anchored up.

First thing we did was put up the hummingbird feeder. Very soon after a little female showed up. Then a male. They must send the females out first – to check on the situation.

We like Dixie Cove. The water is such an amazing colour of Green.

The first day later in the afternoon another Kadey Krogen showed up and anchored up quite close. We had a little wave hello. They said they had been out fishing.

They left early the next morning but after a short time they came back and anchored up a little further away.

They cam over by skiff for a little chat later in the afternoon. They said it was quite windy and they were not able to do what they were planning. So they just came back to Dixie Cove.

This morning it was raining hard. Still is raining ! We decided we would pull the anchor and head south to Nutchatlitz Provincial Park.

It was raining so hard we needed to wear our wet gear to pull the anchor.

We motored out of Dixie Bay and as we were getting closer to Rugged Point the wind and the surf and the rain started to really pick up. So we have decided not to go out in the miserable weather. We turned around and came back to a little anchorage up Kashutl Inlet called Hankin Bay. We think it’s a pretty little spot but it hard to tell it’s raining so hard !

Even the Starlink was not liking the rain for a while there. We hard to go wipe the pooling water away !

We will see what the weather is like tomorrow!