Leaving Collins InletCute tugWelcoming Killarney Lighthouse, gateway to the North ChannelGoodbye Georgian BayHeading into the Village of KillarneyPleasant sign at the marina, Killarney Mountain Lodge: “Enjoy all we have to offer.”Meanwhile in Africa another butterfly flaps its wings. We were too far from land to let it go.No problem, about an hour later after docking we let it go.Coffee shop at the end of our dock. Very convenient!!The main lodge. The grounds were just beautiful with multiple gardens all around.Inner harbor lighthouse.Grocery store just down the fairway from the marina.Really convenient liquor store and fish/chips restaurant next door. We took the dinghy there to reload on wine and beer. Then later we returned by dinghy to pick up our order of fish and chips.I took a walk in town and met Pierre Sabourin, a local artist. I loved his painting “Facing the Door.” Bought a copy of it. He told me all about the circumstances leading up to this picture. Very inspirational. He also gave me good advice for cool anchorages. After dinner we went up to the Lodge for their local entertainment. This very talented musician was playing on a harp guitar (new to me, didn’t know they existed). Very enjoyable evening.
I’ve seen the harp guitar before. It’s very very cool! I’m trying to think of where I saw it …….and I’ll get back to you on that. Great pictures.
Good bye to Georgian Bay!
DT
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Love the butterfly. Love the harp guitar. It looks like a neat little village.
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I’ve seen the harp guitar before. It’s very very cool! I’m trying to think of where I saw it …….and I’ll get back to you on that. Great pictures.
Good bye to Georgian Bay!
DT
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