JENNIS BAY, SUTHERLAND BAY, CLAYDON BAY, GREENWAY SOUND, SULLIVAN BAY

We left Port McNiell for Jennis Bay to join Reflections, Mirage, Crescendo, Seventh Wave and Spirit for a RHYC moving cruise in the Broughtons. Jennis bay was fun with a great Cajun dinner prepared by Lovely and talented  Allyson Allo owner and manager, who also sang songs and told Cajun stories. We were like little kids on Christmas morning listening to a Cajun's version of the Night Before Christmas story read out of a childrens book.The RHYC cruise then moved to a stunning stern tie at Sutherland Bay at the head of Drury Inlet. Then we move to Claydon Bay for a second six boat stern tie. It was great to be together for three days but then it was time to break up and go our seperate ways.  SeaJay stayed stern tied for another rainy and quiet two days at Claydon Bay. Early the next Morning We were treated to a black bear on the rocky beach turning over large rocks to eat crab, shells and all, not more than 40 feet from our stern in the driving rain. Yesterday idled to GreenWay Sound and anchored at the end of the sound in 120 feet of water behind an island. We were alone for another quiet day. This morning we idled to Sullivan Bay and will be hear for Robert Rath to arrive tomorrow and Cheryl will fly out to attend here nephews wedding in Portland.