Things are unfolding according to the plan I made going to sleep last night.
I woke about 1100 to a thick fog, headed in to the marina, and filled up with fuel and water and pumped out. My first pit stop since the Rideau Canal. As I was there the fog lifted. I’ve been plodding down the coast since. It’s flat calm, sunny and clear. The forecast is for more of this for the next 36 hours around the Gaspe Penninsula. So I’m settled in for a long run. Will stop Tuesday evening or when the weather turns.
So far I’ve been a mile or two from shore in 30-50 feet of water. But just ahead I’ll be hitting the canyon where it goes from 100 – 1000 ft deep very quickly. Will be watching for critters as I follow the wall.
Boating Adventures 
Love following your trip. Can only imagine what it’s like – YOU ARE ON THE ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY!!!!! Glad you have good weather. Enjoy. …………..Sheila
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