Britt is a little community clinging to the rocks of a Norwegian-type fjord. Its fans call it the hidden pearl of Georgian Bay. Most Hwy. 69 drivers, on their way to Sudbury and points west, never know it's there. Ninety years ago, Canada's second-biggest sawmill complex was located just across the inlet. Now Britt is a scenic little year-round community, augmented in summer by cottagers, boaters and anglers who would like it to stay just the way it is. Occasional oil tankers still call in to Britt to deliver diesel fuel for CP Rail locomotives. Five miles out, at the entrance of Byng Inlet, there's a photogenic island lighthouse. To visit it, you can launch your own boat or rent a boat and motor from Wright's Marina. Residents would like to have a tour boat operating by next summer.