But that wasn’t until 7:00 AM because it took us a long time to pack up our sleeping stuff and get ready. Quinn accidently dropped his shirt in the water, which was honestly pretty predictable. In a thrilling culinary turn of events, Peder sent a bunch of potatoes out to sea. The recovery of said potatoes, as well as Peder\u2019s attitude on the matter, was thoroughly documented on the camera by Jack.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n At 11:05 AM we saw two juvenile harbor seals while exiting the bay, and at 12:55 PM we watched a lot of rhinoceros auklets fishing in the riptide around Clark Point. At 2:00 PM we were a mile from Pelican Beach on Cyprus Island. <\/span><\/p>\n We were under sail, so we had time to chat about a variety of subjects. We have come to the conclusion that school doesn’t teach anything right. The conversation got a little heated, so we had to take a moment to silently observe our surroundings. <\/span><\/p>\n We sailed for a bit longer and then began rowing as we neared the island. We latched onto a mooring ball, and set up a clothesline for the evening so the boat could move in and away from the shore. <\/span><\/p>\n However, the wind and currents came up, so we quickly boarded and rowed around the bend to more stable conditions.<\/span><\/p>\n Photo by Chrissy McLean<\/p><\/div>\n Jack is currently in the lead in the eating contest between him and Indeya. Tonight we ate mac ‘n cheese with a choice of tuna and\/or carrots and\/or cucumbers. For dessert, we played a newly introduced game called dip ‘n go, in which we have to sing a designated song while continually passing bowls of apples, graham crackers, and chocolate. We won the game! Whoop whoop! We plan to wake up at 6:00 AM\u00a0tomorrow, which is just another morning in this long line of early suffering.<\/span><\/p>\n By Indeya and Jake \u2014 We woke up at 6:00 AM for our first dip dip dippity dip. But that wasn’t until 7:00 AM because it took us a long time to pack up our sleeping stuff and get ready. Quinn accidently dropped his shirt in the water, which was honestly pretty predictable. In a thrilling culinary turn of events, Peder sent a bunch of potatoes out to sea. The recovery of said potatoes, as well as Peder\u2019s attitude on the matter, was thoroughly documented on the camera by Jack. At 11:05 AM we saw two juvenile harbor seals while exiting the bay, and at 12:55 PM we watched … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/salishseasciences.org\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/07\/P7050114.jpg\")
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