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Telegraph Cove

First Bear Sighting at Telegraph Cove

BROUGHTON ISLANDS
1. Pointing Kismet’s Bow North – Time to Explore the Broughton Islands and Mainland inlets
2. Seeking Protection in Forward Harbour
3. Still and Quiet Beauty of Kwatsi Bay Anchorage
4. A Warm Welcome Awaits – Kwatsi Bay Marina – Broughton Islands, BC
5. Laura Bay is a Popular Anchorage in the Broughton Islands
6. Slow Dancing Our Way Through the Broughton Islands – Turnbull Cove, B.C.
7. Sullivan Bay Marina, A Floating Community – Broughton Islands, BC
8. Goat Island is in the Village Group of Islands – Broughton Islands, BC
9. Port McNeill for Provisioning – Vancouver Island, BC
10. Alert Bay – An Aboriginal Cultural Destination – Broughton Islands, BC
11. Settling Into Waddington Bay for the Night – Broughton Islands, BC Canada
12. Dreaming and Conspiring at Joe Cove – Eden Island, Broughton Islands, BC
13. Cruising to Cover More Territory – Broughton Islands, BC Canada
14. Can’t Get Enough of These Floating Marinas – Return Visit Kwatsi Bay Marina, Broughton Islands, BC Canada
15. Peace and Quiet in Simoon Sound – Broughton Islands, Canada
16. Lunch Stop – Burdwood Group – Broughton Islands, BC
17. Shoal Harbour, A Great Hidey-Hole for Bad Weather
18. Pierre’s Echo Bay – A Distinct Nordic Jewel in the Broughton Islands
19. Visiting Billy Proctor – A Living Legend in the Broughton Islands
20. Famous Pig Roast at Pierre’s Echo Bay Lodge & Marina
21. Lagoon Cove Marina – Last Stop On Our Broughton Island Adventure
22. The Long Goodbye!
23. Beautiful Toba Wildernest Sits at the Mouth of Toba Inlet
24. First Bear Sighting at Telegraph Cove
25. Our First Stop In The Broughton’s – Lagoon Cove Will Help Make Your Crew Feel Welcome!
26. Potts Lagoon – West Cracroft Island
27. Foggy at Goat Islet Anchorage
28. We Did It! Our First Humpback Sighting! Blackney Passage & Johnstone Strait
29. Anchoring at Spout Islet Off Hanson Island

Telegraph Cove

Our First Bear Sighting Was Certainly Unexpected–

We pulled into Telegraph Cove just to get some fuel. Jim and I have never been in this harbour. We heard it had been in the news not too long ago because there had been a big fire there that did a lot of damage. We were there only to get fuel, so we didn’t get the full scoop. It looked like things were looking up with renovated buildings in progress.

The bear sighting happened just outside the marina office when Jim ran into a big, black bear. He seemed to mind his own business and perhaps was used to people, but it certainly was a close encounter and unexpected.

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