This is the largest island within the Broken Group. We had a very short motor to this new anchorage, but it took a lot of planning to avoid rocks and other navigational hazards. The bay had come highly recommended by s/v "North Star". We had a Humpback whale surface just inside the bay entrance while we were anchoring. After settling in we took the kayaks and went to shore for a hike to Meares Bluff on the eastern shoreline. Paul discovered a sea cave as he explored further around the point. The pictures from this adventure will be posted when we get wifi.
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| Entrance to the sea cave on the south side of Effingham Island. |
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| The ferns were prolific along the roof of the opening to the cave. |
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| Paul worked his way back into the cave. Very scary! |
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| We thought the play on light made this photo look really cool. |
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There was a high road and a low road. We took the high
road to avoid the mud on the low road. It was much
faster to travel this way. |
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