Mike, Aimee, Avery, Maya and River were in Ontario for a wedding so spent a few days with me. The house was full - full of noise, full of motion, full of toys, full of activity!
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| The weather wasn't kind, 4 ships hunkered down in the bay, fierce clouds and wind. |
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| Mike still challenged them to a swim. Maya's face says it all. |
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| Mike was in first. |
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| There was a lot of screeching from the top of the steps but eventually |
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| first Avery and |
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| and then Maya, braved the frigid water. (Warmer than Waterton Lake in Alberta) |
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| River waited patiently |
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| but insisted she had to go in too. |
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| Declaring "Its not cold" |
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| until she took a wave in the face. |
Crazy "westerners". Tradition dictated perch from Knechtels and breakfast at the DDB. On the last day, Maya and I headed to Rock Point (the others were still recovering from fast visits with Aimee's brother, sister and Chris, as well as the wedding)
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| I do love the abandoned lighthouse. |
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| I don't remember seeing scaffolding on it before. |
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| Maya and I did the usual "oohing and aahing" |
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| at the fossils |
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| embedded |
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| in the rocks. |
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| She searched for fossils in the loose stones on the beach but they had all been rounded by the wave action. |
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| Then |
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| back to my place and packing up for the flight home. |
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| And suddenly, its quiet, and a lot of laundry. |
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| The sun is lower in the sky |
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| making the lake really glisten. |
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| Duck rafts are forming on the lake, preparing to fly south. |
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| Zoomed in, I think this flock are Mergansers. |
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