Anchor Inn Prince Rupert
1600 Park Avenue Prince Rupert, British Columbia, V8J4P7, Canada
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The Inside Passage
... on hand, we waited at the gate. As walkers and cyclists were the first ones onboard, we waved good-bye to Janice who was going back to Vancouver by bus as she was flying to Toronto the next day to start her east coast bike tour. We slowly entered the cavernous belly of the ship that would take us on a cruise through the Inside Passage. We secured the bikes then went up to find some good seats for the journey.
Horst and I found some very good window seats and Steve and ...
Cannery National Site and Museum of Northern BC
... profit organization has ahead of it - even with Parks Canada and other funding!
The hour and a half guided tour was excellent and they have really accomplished a lot in the past few years. They have been able to set up two canning lines to explain how the process moved from manual to mechanized, and what the impact of each process was on the workers. What terrible working conditions were endured in the early years! ...
Prince Rupert and the Bald Eagles
Our last stop in the Inside Passage was Prince Rupert and we had crossed over the border back into British Columbia, Canada. The day was the worst weather-wise that we had on the whole trip. It was grey and raining and it didn't look as though it was going to stop anytime soon. To add to the disappointment the float Plane trip we were going to do was cancelled because of the weather. We arrived in Prince Rupert around three, still not sure what we were going to do, but decided on ...
We explore Prince Rupert, BC
... Star) so lots of extras about this evening. Local bands had an open air concert going on at the park and the evening was calm and a pleasant temperature. We enjoyed our walk to find a taxi. No problem getting off to sleep but need to make sure we don’t sleep in. We have to be down at the station for the Skeena train by about 7am. Hans and Irmgard have packed us a lunch to take with ...
Whale watching on the inside Passage!
... 7.30am but was a little late leaving so it was just light as we left Port Hardy. The sea was like a millpond except for a short spell in the open sea but nothing like Cook or Foveaux Straits.!! It was very much like sailing in the Marlborough Sounds but on a larger scale. We had a group of Australians on one side and some folks from Vancouver touring with their English cousins on the other. There were lots of ...



