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Route from Mary Ann Cove to
The Pool
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Pulling out of Mary Ann Cove,
we run down Baie Fine, favoring the north shore, before
entering the 'Narrows'. Then, at Evinrude Island, we turn in and find
a spot to anchor.
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An Overview of the Area
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Zoom Out
Taking a look at the 'big
picture', you can get a sense of just where we went on Day 8.
Killarney is located near the
bottom center of the Chart.
Total Distance from Mary Ann
Cove to our anchorage in The Pool was
8.4 miles.
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Final Approach |
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Close Up
This part is a little
tricky, and can be somewhat intimidating the first time through.
We hug the shore before
lining up to enter the Narrows. Watch your chart, and keep an eye out for
other boats coming the other way.
At Evinrude Island and the
entrance there are some rocks as well. This year there was a small green
buoy marking one at the corner.
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Routes from Above |
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Aerial
View
This view from way above shows our
route into The Pool, as well as our approximate path we took on the
hike up to Lake Topaz. This
area is known as the Blue Ridge part of the La Cloche Mountain
Range. It would be great to
take an airplane ride over this region!
Yellow> Boat
Route |
Red > Hiking
Route |
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Another Perspective |
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Map
View
The Pool and Lake
Topaz are inside the boundaries of Killarney Provincial Park.
As you can see, there
are numerous lakes, and it is very popular with backpackers and canoeists.
Yellow> Boat
Route
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