Journey's End

Tomorrow we fly home to BC. It has been an awesome trip and blogging is fun. I might keep posting or start another blog. Here is a quote from BC artist, Emily Carr to conclude my Epic Canadian Journey:

"It is wonderful to feel the grandness of Canada in the raw, not because she is Canada but because she's something sublime that you were born into, some great rugged power that you are a part of."

(1937)

Dinner

You can't visit NS without eating some lobster!

After a day at the beach - this is Conrad's. Last night, we went to visit my Uncle Andy and Lynn who live on the shore (cliff) of Russel Lake - I forgot to take a photo though...

Today's our last day, we get up in the middle of the night to fly out at 5:00 am. We'll be back in BC around 10:00 am we fly through the time zones gathering up lost hours. 

Bard By the Sea

Yesterday, we did some errands and went to watch a Midsummer's Night Dream in Point Pleasant Park - which was a military lookout to protect the harbour. The play was awesome!!

The kids were able to climb all over the stage during intermission. 

Cayley played Puck when her class did this play in June. 

Martin sent me a text - his Aunt Deliah Olesen, is the Kindergarten teacher of my school, George Greenaway Elementary. Small world! I think Deliah mentioned this to me during the school year but I had forgotten. Twenty-five years in the Surrey can result in a lot of connections with people! Super fun!