

N70 21 W137 50 pressure 1023 water 7.9C Air 5C 0830 UTC 2 Sept boat time 23.30 1st Sept
Well as Lou Reid sang, a perfect day.
Started off in the states, dull and grey. But the chop had died down from the night before, and the wind gone. We passed the Demarcation point from Uncle Sam into the Maple Leaf Country and the sun came out.
Sea calmed down, clouds cleared, and glorious sunshine all day. I have written this twice before, just before midnight. In the blue lagoon and the next day the wind came up and we were stuck for 7 days. The other when we thought we had finally got through the ice. After posting the blog at 11 30, we were stopped by the ice. So, I will wait until midnight before posting this.
The sunset, with its sun dogs were really impressive. Also, In the far distance you could see the mountains around Herschel Island,
Even a high level Jet with its vapour trail few over. A great sight,for a small speck on the Ocean.
We have also hopefully resolved our fuel supply in Tuktoyaktuk tomorrow, Will explain more tomorrow.
Just past midnight, as I said a Perfect day.
David

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Welcome to Canada! 😀 Wishing you calm seas and following winds all the way home now.
Thanks to all for your blog posts, I’m really enjoying reading about your amazing and important expedition from my home in Newfoundland.