Comment by D Wogaman on February 15, 2010 at 1:16pm
North Channel blueberries, they are the best. Very tiny but mighty with taste. We always went ashore with zip lock bags in our pockets just to fill with the scrumptious blueberries. One year we had so many that they went in to everything. Muffins, pancakes, pie, salad, with pork, you get the idea.
This little bay is part of the anchorage that lies between the beautiful north and south Benjamin islands.
I'm sure you know this anchorage, everyone who sailed the North Channel does..:-) Our small CS22 has a swing keel which allows us to squeeze into shallow bays. We spent three days at this anchorage, waiting out a weather system . It was blueberry season and we were picking berries on the island. We took buckets of them home, froze them and are still eating them now, during winter..
Comment by D Wogaman on February 14, 2010 at 6:58pm
I thought that your photo looked familiar. We used to cruise the North Channel when we kept our boat in Port Clinton. What anchorage is that?
D
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