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Love of nature and of this coast led us to build a rustic cabin in a lagoon on Nelson Island, a couple of hours north of Vancouver by ferry, car, and speedboat. It's one of the stops on our Jervis Inlet cruise where you can sample some of Captain John's special alder woodchip barbequed chicken or oysters on the half shell over an open fire. It's a little slice of heaven with loons, kingfishers, and bald eagles in residence. It is our great pleasure to be able to share with others this special cruising area that we are so fortunate to live in and to allow them to experience and learn about sailing on the beautiful BC coast. Come and join us for the time of your life. |
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Beach House Rental
Beach house for rent in White Rock, BC, by the sea.Our fully furnished beach house, one block from the shore, with its spectacular 180 degree ocean views from Mount Baker in the United States to the Canadian Gulf Islands, is available for minimum two week stays and up to two months in June, July, and August. Home includes an open concept living area, large deck, den, three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a family room with a Murphy bed. Up to eight guests. Spend a summer discovering what beautiful BC has to offer. Two week rate: $2500 US. Monthly rate: $4000.
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Winters find us living, as we have for all of our thirty-four years of
marriage, in White Rock, British Columbia, Canada, a seaside town just over the
border from Blaine, Washington, in the United States. We are at home on the
water and in the wilderness with safety and first aid training both on land and
at sea. Both John and Lyza are certified coastal skippers and Captain John is
an ISPA (International Sail and Power Association) instructor. John's
grandfather was one of the pioneer boaters in the Pacific Northwest and passed
on his passion for sailing to his sons and grandchildren.
We
have raised our four children with the same exposure to boating and they all
have been bit with the same bug. Even our three small grandchildren love going
out with their 'Grandy' on the Fred Free, our family's sixty-four year old,
twenty-six foot wooden sailboat. This is not surprising considering that John's
family comes from a long line of seamen, including a great great great
grandfather who was a whaling captain out of Massachusetts.
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