Queen of Nanaimo walkthrough

First, I would like to clear some things up: 1) I would like to apoligize for the random glare in various places, because my camera just did not want to focus that day. 2) I started walking a lot faster once we did the Coastal Cafe, this is because my camera was running low on memory and I was trying to squeeze in the rest of the ship in a desginated time. Unfortunately, my camera ran out of memory, which is why I had to cut to the main vehicle deck. Sorry for the inconvience (and prepare for a super long description). Here we take a stroll onboard the historic BC Ferry, (I mean, old. The decks are so rusty you could almost fall through them) Queen of Nanaimo. She was built in 1964 and she and her sister, the Queen of Burnaby, are not raised like their sister, the Queen of New Westminster. The Queen of Nanaimo was stretched unlike her sister, the Queen of Burnaby. The Queen of Nanaimo has done several different routes, back in the day, she was known to sail on the Departure Bay-Horseshoe Bay route. She currently sails on Route 9 between Tsawwassen and the Southern Gulf Islands. This walkthrough was filmed on July 12, 2015. The Queen of Nanaimo had left Tsawwassen around 10:15 am. She made a stop at Sturdies Bay, Galiano Island, before going to Village Bay, Mayne Island (where I disembarked). Subscribe for more BC Ferry videos.