Not even a little rain or wind will stop the Balfour Ferry from its mission

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Written by Boundary Sentinel

By Nelson Daily Staff

The Balfour Ferry was riding a rainbow recently during its return run back to Balfour. — Photos courtesy Rudy Benno
The Balfour Ferry was riding a rainbow recently during its return run back to Balfour. — Photos courtesy Rudy Benno

The Balfour Ferry Terminal, and the Balfour Ferry have been in the news of late.

So has the crazy June weather.

Rudy Benno saw a little bit of everything from his Queens Bay cottage as he caught the Balfour Ferry fighting through a recent storm on Kootenay Lake.


Benno took a few pictures of the Balfour Ferry making its way across Kootenay Lake during some of the temperamental weather.

However, 20 minutes after the smaller ferry had crossed the lake through a powerful storm and the ferry returned came only to be happily riding on rays of sunlight and rainbow!

Thanks to Rudy for sharing these photos with The Nelson Daily readers.

Rudy Benno was sitting in Queens Bay when he saw the Balfour Ferry struggle to get across Kootenay Lake during a recent storm that hammered the West Kootenay. — Rudy Benno photos
The Balfour, builts decades ago, is the backup vessel for the Kootenay Lake Ferry.
However, like it has done for many years, the Balfour always returns, this time under a rainbow.
Maybe someone it trying to tell the MOTI something as it considers moving the Balfour Ferry Terminal to Queens Bay North.
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