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I first crossed the Atlantic in 1975 aboard 'Stormalong', a 28ft Wharram-designed catamaran. Back in the UK, Pete and I bought an ex 6-metre racing yacht, 'Sheila', living on her for 4 years. Wanting to do more and go further with a boat we could completely trust, we built 'Badger' - the best boat in the world - sailing her 110,000 miles, into the Arctic and the Antarctic, around the Atlantics North and South and into the Baltic. She had junk rig - the only rig I ever want to cruise with. Pete wanted to build again - a 38 ft junk-rigged catamaran, 'China Moon' - which he designed. But before the project was finished, we went our separate ways. A year later I joined Trevor Robertson aboard his 35ft 'Iron Bark'. We explored the Canadian Maritimes, crossed the Atlantic twice, wintered in Greenland and crossed the Pacific to Australia and New Zealand. I fell in love with NZ and jumping ship, bought my own boat while Trevor carried on voyaging. I put a junk rig onto ‘Fantail’ and, having decided that N Island offered better cruising opportunities than S Island, sailed up there in 2012. Looking for a boat to see me out, I am now building a 26ft, wood/epoxy junk in Whangarei.

Saturday, 28 April 2007

CRUISING NOTES ON THE COAST OF LABRADOR, COLLECTED BY PETE & ANNIE HILL 1997 AND BY ANNIE HILL AND TREVOR ROBERTSON 2002.



CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION
CHART OF SOUTH LABRADOR
CHART OF NORTH LABRADOR
CORRECTIONS TO CANADIAN CHARTS
SCHOONER COVE, L’ANSE AU LOUP
RED BAY
BATTLE HARBOUR
ST FRANCIS HARBOUR
SNUG HARBOUR
INDIAN TICKLE
BLACKGUARD BAY
EDWARDS HARBOUR
INDIAN HARBOUR
STRAWBERRY HARBOUR
MAKKOVIK BAY
BLIND MUGFORD TICKLE
HOPEDALE
MULTA COVE
NEWFOUNDLAND HARBOUR
TIKIGATSIAK COVE
KANGELUKTANNA BAY
BRIDGES PASSAGE
KAUK HARBOUR
NAIN
EDDY CLIFF ANCHORAGE
PORT MANVERS RUN
ROUTE TO OKAK BAY
DAWES HARBOUR
GREEN ISLAND HARBOUR
THREE MOUNTAIN HARBOUR
NAPAKTOK BAY
HEBRON HARBOUR
SAGLEK BAY, EASTERN HARBOUR
SAGLEK BAY, ST JOHN’S HARBOUR
SAGLEK FIORD, KANGALASIORVIK BAY
SCHOONER COVE, NACHVAK FIORD
CAPE WHITE HANDKERCHIEF
SEAPLANE COVE
COLLINS POINT BAY
BIB COVE
SHOAL BAY
ISELIN HARBOUR
CLARK HARBOUR
‘NANUK COVE’, BUTTON ISLANDS

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