Are there really “Seven Seas?”
Today I stumbled across a beautiful view of the the world’s ocean(s) that shows us a beautiful truth about them. This map projection apparently had
French naval vessel visiting Toronto from St. Pierre-et-Miquelon
Anyone naval gazing at that interesting vessel tied up at Sugar Beach? It’s the French Navy patrol vessel ‘Fulmar’ from St-Pierre-et-Miquelon, visiting for a SAR
An interesting meeting and some beautiful toy boats
I was over at The Dock Shoppe picking up some lines for Uks-Looks and met a really interesting sailor who spent the winter tied up
Raingutter Regatta
We had our first ever Raingutter Regatta last night and it went pretty well. Here’s a little video of the very last race between the
Winter on horseback
The Cubs and Scouts went to Fallbrook Trail Ranch last weekend for an amazing camp, riding and horse care experience. The site is 99 acres
Skyline Camp 2024
With the sailing season well and truly over, we joined our friends at the 3rd Toronto for Skyline Camp. This is a patrol (boat crew)
First Sea Scout cruise
Friday was just load in and sleep at Queen City Yacht Club, our home port. Saturday we sailed to Scarborough Bluffs in light winds and
Beryl’s last gasp in an amazing week
On Wednesday morning, while the remains of Hurricane Beryl were dumping all over southern Ontario, the 403rd Toronto Sea Scouts were out on Lake Kennabi
practise canoe trip
We’ll be taking our first canoe trip in October somewhere in the Kawarthas. We spent three weeks in May of this year working on our