This is Day 7, the final day of our transit. We cross Dixon Entrance, enter back into US waters, clear customs and conclude our journey in Foggy Bay, Alaska.

As a result of Covid-19, the US borders to Canada and Mexico are closed to non-essential traffic. When Canada announced that it would allow transiting boaters to anchor on the way to Alaska, we both knew that was exactly what we wanted to do. We decided to make the transit and explore Alaskan waters.

For more information on transit requirements, you can watch our earlier video: "What now - Summer 2020 - Cruising Sea Venture" @    • Problem - Where do we go?  Trawler Li...  

Join us for our short mini-series of our transit through British Columbia, Canada.

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This is our trawler life story.

We retired early and decided to make a big change. We sold everything and moved aboard our 54' Cheoy Lee passagemaker, a “go anywhere in the world”, ocean going power boat.

That was in 2014 and we have never looked back. Now in our late 50's we are free of work and we are living aboard and cruising our trawler full time.

We have two additional crew members, feline brothers, Blake and Barkley. Yes, we have two brave (sorta) boat cats, on board!

Join us and our crew, on our adventures as we explore new places, discover more about our trawler and what makes her work, and learn more about ourselves in our young retirement years. Our hope is to entertain and inspire you to pursue your own passions through telling our story of our cruising trawler lifestyle.

We end most episodes with a “Trawler Q&A” where we answer your questions.

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Best, Jim, Rosy, Blake and Barkley