Jeddore Harbour, NS

On our way from Liscomb to Jeddore, we sailed in the Fog, this was the first sight of land: Egg Island, NS.

Raymond studying the charts.

Nice spot at the Sea Rover Resort and Marina.

Anchored next to the Jeddore Harbour public wharf.

Oasis's first sunset of the journey.

Visit from Caleb!

Oasis had a interesting visit from Caleb and his parents. While the weather wasn't so great, the visit was delightful.

Upon arrival, Caleb just wanted to be with Pepere.

Here we can see, Joline, Andre & Caleb and... who's that making a clown face in the background...

Caleb's first dinghy ride.

He had fun talking on the walky-talky.

Memere's pancake and fruit breakfast is always a big hit.

Pit stop in Liscombe Lodge for a few days

Oasis arrived at Liscombe Lodge Resort and docked in front of the lodge. We will be spending a few days here to relax and spend time with the family.

Anchored in Larrys River / Tor Bay, NS

Oasis had her most rough voyage yet. The trip from Arichat to Larrys River / Tor Bay was not a comfortable one, the seas were 10ft-12ft with fog, rain, cold and just a miserable day. We were happy to throw the anchor in a nice Cove in Larrys River, NS. The skipper and crew made this nice dinner on the BBQ at anchor and went to bed early, beat from the day.

Arichat, Isle Madame, NS

Oasis had the privilege of docking at a private dock in Arichat, Isle Madame, NS. The crew was greeted by some fine Cape Breton folks that invited them to dinner and drinks, we thank them for the great hospitality.

Port Hawkesbury, Cap Breton, NS

Oasis arrived at Port Hawkesbury, Cap Breton, NS on July 25, 2011 at 1400. There was a crew swap, Roselind (the skipper's wife) went home and Raymond (the skipper's brother) hopped on board to continue the voyage.

The skipper on deck washing the salt spray from two days before. The same mega yacht that was in Charlottetown (Silver Shalis) anchored in the port.

Locks in Canso, NS

Here's what Oasis looked at in the locks in Canso.

Whales in St Georges Bay, NS

On this amazing day Oasis was fortunate to have approximately 25 whales follow her along from Ballantynes Cove to the locks at Canso.

The Skipper in awe looking at the whales circling around Oasis.

Oasis is proud to wear her Acadian flag signed by the Bourgeois family as a farewell gift to the skipper.

Ballantynes Cove, NS

On our way towards Canso, we made a stop at Ballantynes Cove after some rough seas. It was too rough to take photos en route. Here's Oasis at the dock.

Family Visit in Charlottetown

Oasis had visitors for the weekend.

Memere, Alexia, Yanik and Maman playing domino.

Yanik and Papa in the dinghy looking inside at Alexia and Memere.

Alexia's new dolphin.

Yanik having a blast.

It was now Alexia's turn to go in the dinghy with Papa.

The captain and kids watching Finding Nemo before bedtime.

Hello Charlottetown.

Left Summerside at 0800. Fishermen were out for a stroll.

The Confederation Bridge is always impressive when sailing under.

Oasis docked at the CYC.

The 185ft 6-storey mega yacht "Silver Shalis" docked at the CYC. Someone said the vessel belongs to the owner of the NYC World Trade Centre towers.

Never a dull moment in the harbour: a cruise ship departing for her next destination.

Made the first leg.

Oasis arrived at the Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club in Summerside PEI.

Today was a beautiful day to walk around and relax.