Regally Hours

After 17 days, 812 boating miles, and 58 locks, we are back home. It was one fantastic trip and lots of fun.

What We Did

Thursday crossing Lake Ontario northbound.

Lighthouse @ Sackets Harbor

First of many ships we passed on the St Lawrence Seaway

Public Dock @ Clayton, NY

Antique Boat Museum

Cruise boat heading back to the Bahamas from Montreal

Eisenhower Lock in Massena, NY

Lake St Francis

Coteau Landing. No Marina, fuel or much else. Only a trailer park dock.

Leaving Coteau Landing @ 7:00 AM

Longueuil, Quebec across from Montreal

Lock on the Chambly Canal
Marina at Chambly, Quebec
Carol ready for the lock. I think that she might be part Pole-ish

Houses along Lake Champlain

More Lake Champlain

Breakfast on the water

Hauling out Regally Hours after a great, great trip!! Only 417 gallons of gas.

  LA DUCHESSE - Family houseboat built for the original owner of Boldt Castle. More info later.

Gold leaf trim inside LA DUCHESSE

Rt 81 bridge from US Mainland to Wellesly Island

Boldt Castle @ night

Marina @ Brockville, Ontario after we checked in to Canadian Customs

Downtown Brockville

Regally Hours leaving Eisenhower Lock

Carol at her pole position in the Snell Lock

Lift bridge at 8:00 AM holding up commuter traffic for Regally Hours

Olympic Stadium in Montreal

Dinner at a very French restaurant in Longueuil. Waitress spoke as much English as we did French

Cable Ferry on the Richelieu River

Lift Locks 1,2&3 @ Chambly

Swing Bridge on the Chambly Canal opening for Regally Hours

Fog closing in on Lake Champlain

Lake Champlain Scenery

Fall foliage

Heading south on the Hudson River