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Paddling Portage Inlet

The inside passage is one of the premier places for kayaking, because the geography consists of thousands of little inlets and coves, some of which are only accessible by canoe or kayak. Well, being that it was our last day on Vancouver Island, we didn't have the time to go on a major tour. We were able to paddle our way up Portage Inlet and explore some wetlands. Once we passed the trestle bridge and the industrial area, the inlet became quiet and blissful.

We are stardust, we are golden

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On Sunday, we set out to see Butchart gardens near Brentwood Bay. We knew we had to catch the 75 bus from Government Ave., but the current schedule had been replaced with the summer one, which didn't go into effect until Monday. We waited forever. Just when we were about to give up, our bus came and we were gleeful to get out of town for the day, but nettled for having to pay $2.25 for the ride.

Victoria BC by way of the Clipper

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Five years. That is the anniversary we celebrated, my wife and I. We hopped aboard the Victoria Clipper, headed for Vancouver Island and the capitol city of British Columbia. The trip lasted about 3 hours from shore to shore. We rented a very nice suite with a full kitchen, living room and separate bedroom.

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Paddling Portage Inlet

We are stardust, we are golden

Victoria BC by way of the Clipper

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