Crossroads
Senior Member
Yes
We did too.Did you put down the marina address for where you checked in?
Lagoon Cove ranks near the top of my BC experiences (maybe right after Barb's Buns in Ganges) I can only hope they are continuing their nightly shrimp feed/potluck. I deeply regret that we only spent one night there in 2018. It was the best example I've experienced of our collective community of cruisers.
BTDT, got the coffee mug.
Nope. But when they saw my scotch he was surprised. I told him it was going to be a long run. He [emoji28]Thanks for the quick answers, looking forward to entering next week.
ASD, did you have to pay extra for that level of service?!?!
In further news, Canadian entry screening personal today continued their efficient and gracious customer facing service.��
RT Firefly said:Evidently the COVID risk is HIGH in Canada. As compared to what?
Greetings,
Evidently the COVID risk is HIGH in Canada. As compared to what?
https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/notices/covid-3/coronavirus-canada
Ummm. Not the United States.
"Over the past week, more than 21,000 cases have been reported in Canada, national data on Monday showed. Meanwhile, more than 900,000 cases were recorded last week in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)."
Statistically, it is safer to go to Canada than remain in the US.
Please don't.
sunchaser said:The stops we are making in BC shows great enthusiasm for the return of all boaters by marina owners. But, the marinas are not very busy…
RT Firefly said:That's for the authorities to figure out IMO.
RT Firefly said:It seems that the TF members who have posted have been acting in a responsible manner…
tiltrider1 said:Now they are transitioning straight back because they don’t want to deal with the paperwork and tests to formally enter Canada.
tiltrider1 said:I am currently sitting in the Gulf Islands with several USA boats. What I am seeing is 3/4 filled marinas. The marinas are super happy to have us. The restaurants are supper happy to have us.