I spent the past week on Saturna Island. It is pretty quiet this time of year on the island. Not a lot of options available for food, so we have to buy groceries in Sidney before catching the ferry over to the island. My flights were good, our flight from Toronto to Vancouver arrived 17 minutes early, that has never happened before.

There was a backlog at the Superport on the mainland, so there were a lot of container ships sitting among the islands.

The weather for the week was forecasted for sun, but that changed with an inversion. It was snowing when we left the site the first night.

There was a bit of a sunrise on Wednesday morning.

The feral goats are still around.

Thursday morning we started the day with a power failure, it was a planned shutdown to replace some of the poles, it was suppose to be back up by 9:00am. It did allow us to take in the sunrise at the B&B.

We stayed at Sandy Bay B&B.

We had a good day of weather on Thursday and were able to go up to Mt Warburton Pike for lunch.

Looking over towards Pender Island.

There were a couple of bald eagles.

We took a drive down to the Saturna Island Winery.

Back at the site the deer were out in the sun.

After work we headed out to Winter Cove. We did the trail out to boat pass (the middle of the photo).

Along the trail.

There were a few sea lions in the water.

Catching the sunset over Winter Cove.

This is Boat Pass.

A view of Mt Baker in Washington state.

Along the beach in Winter Cove.

When we got back to the cottage, there was a bald eagle sitting on the shore rocks.

Our final day started off in cloud and fog.

The container ships were still sitting there.