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Desolation Sound Area viii
Prideaux Haven and Tenedos Bay ix
Desolation Sound Settlements xi
First on the Scene
Desolation Sound: A Sense of the Place 3
First Nations: Getting Along with Nature and Each Other 14
Early Explorers: Tall Ships and Long Boats 27
European Settlers
The European Influx: In Search of Big Timber and Solitude 43
Prideaux Haven: The First Settler 55
West Redonda Island: Social Centre of the Sound 68
Salt Lagoon (Roscoe Bay): Home of the Christensens 84
East Redonda Island: Hard Work in Pendrell Sound 99
Homfray Channel: Lindbergs and Loggers 107
Portage Cove: A Hundred Years of Settlement 122
Galley Bay: Entrepreneurs and Dreamers 130
Theodosia Inlet and Tenedos Bay: Ultimate Wilderness for the Palmers 144
Malaspina Inlet: Bishop Harbour Becomes Parker Harbour 156
Lancelot Inlet: Desolation Tragedy 169
Okeover Inlet: Murder and Fire 176
Latecomers
Residents and Oyster Growers 199
On the Water 210
Marine Parks in Desolation Sound 223
The Future 229
Acknowledgements 233
People of Desolation Sound 236
Pronunciation Guide 241
Bibliography 242
Notes 245
Index 254
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Add Desolation Sound: A History, Beautiful Desolation Sound, 150 km north of Vancouver, has for many years been the most popular cruising destination on the BC coast, but is today almost as devoid of local occupants as it was in 1792 when the dyspeptic Captain George Vancouver gave it it, Desolation Sound: A History to your collection on WonderClub |