This is Dan and Bob walking up the wharf at Bella Bella.

These are the shortest bank hours I've seen anywhere in the world -
4 hours on Wednesday, 6 hours on Thursday, and 4 hours on Friday.
I guess it's better than no bank.

Welcome to to Bella Bella! The large blue building on the left is the hospital. The Yellow topped
building is the Anglican church.

This pleasant stop is at the side of the road close to the bike rental store.

Alert Bay is on the southern side of Cormorant Island and has a population of about 600 people.  The town
has some beautifully maintained houses (painted in great colors for the fog) and a number of commercial buildings.

The map has many of the local businesses.  The larger signs say to me that
the tourist industry is doing well.

'Namgis First Nation - Gilakas'las - Welcome.  is also on the ferry -
pretty cool BC Ferries.

'Namgis First Nation - Gilakas'las - Welcome.  This sign (horizontal totem?) is also
pretty cool BC Ferries.

The long house (part of the U'mista Cultural Center) is visible from a long way away.
The brick building next is an old residential school and before that hospital.  The totem on the right
is one of the highest free standing totems.

Welcome to Ocean Falls!  was built in the 20's and still provides power.  The
from the old pulp mill is on the right, the are on the left and you can see BC ferries dock
on the far left.

This is current dock in Namu - large vessels can dock (on the left) and smaller boats (like the 90 foot curve of time)
can use the water level dock. In the background you can see the hotel, jail and entertainment building.

This is Namu from the Ocean.  The large buildings on the left are the remains of the fish processing
plant.  To the right is the hotel and then the entertainment build and bunk house.

It was a raining morning when we spotted Namu.