Part 6, Dinghy Cruising down the Saint-Lawrence

In part 6 of dinghy cruising down the Saint-Lawrence from Montreal to Quebec City, I make it to Quebec City!!! Under the bridges, through the locks, into the Port du Quebec and end off with an eating frenzy of local Quebec culinary delights.

[@vandermint]

Great story telling. Your devil-may-care approach to adversity and throwback dietary decisions are inspiring. Love it.

[@MKlukowski]

A great saga! ;) Thank you for the sail-along!

[@roydesignedthat]

Thanks for letting us all join you! AllthebestRoy

[@kristianjensen753]

Thanks for bringing us along. It was fantastic to watch.
Thinking of getting a Wayfarer myself.

[@spirosailingtime]

Go for it. They are great boats. You can trailer to areas you want to explore and go anywhere once you’re in the water.

[@davidpoots8362]

Fun adventure, don't mind the folk in big boats, they are just jealous because a small boat can explore almost anywhere.

[@robboss5144]

Life is short! Have fun! awesome adventure I am sure. You give me the inspiration!

[@spirosailingtime]

Yes. I had a blast. Keep it simple and just get out on the water. Thank you.

[@salorjim1000]

Great Adventure! I have a Montgomery 17, SCAMP, Crawford Melonseed, and was looking for a Wayfarer but came across a Norseboat 17.5 and I would love to do a trip like this in the Norseboat.

[@spirosailingtime]

Wow! That’s quite a collection of boats. The Norseboat looks perfect to for a nice dinghy cruise. Go for it. Thank you.

[@oumenelabrise2155]

Congratulation, this is real adventure. You took the right decision to stop the cruise at Québec. For your next one, you may want to try the 1000 inland's area. You will need to tow your CL16 up the river after the last up-current lock, since I do not think that you will be allows in the commercial lock on this light sailboat ( to be validated ). Keep posting.

[@spirosailingtime]

Yes. That’s my plan. I’ll trailer to Kingston. Sail through 1000 islands and will have to pull out at Iroquois locks and put back in past the locks to make it to Valleyfield. Going to be a beautiful sail. A lot easier than sailing to Quebec. Thank you.

[@spirosailingtime]

J’ai vu sur votre TH-cam que vous avez déjà navigué jusqu’au Lac Ontario. C’est fantastiques. Ça m’encourage de le faire cet été sur mon CL16.

[@oumenelabrise2155]

@@spirosailingtime Je crois que c'est plus facile vers l'ouest, plus d'infra disponible, pas de marée et des îles en quantité. Il faut cepandant prêter attention à la frontière et ne pas jeter l'ancre au USA par inavertance ( à moins d'avoir régler les formalités ). Si vous partez de Kingston, vous pouvez pousser un peu plus vers l'ouest vers la baie de Quinte, il y a de la belle voile à faire. Ensuite le retour vers l'est se fait avec le courant, d'une ile à l'autre. C'est possible de camper sur certaines iles ( Parc Canada ) mais c'est très populaire. Bon vent.

[@S1lentJoy]

That's great, congrats! Where can I reach you? I'd like to talk to you. Thanks

[@spirosailingtime]

Hi. Email me at [e-mail]