It’s starting to feel like time we headed south as we’re
getting frosty mornings. Except for one
day with some showers, we continue to have gorgeous sunny days. It’s just those darn cold mornings. It is hard to keep warm in the motor home
without using too much electricity. The other
day I loaded the ATV on the trailer, put its cover on and parked it in the
shed. Put all the locks on and the tarp
over the entry so hopefully it is secure.
The forest service is still asking that ATVs stay out of the tinder dry
forest.
I bowled for Charlie again Monday night to give his rib more
time to heal. I helped Sheila pick plums
yesterday and we got quite a haul and they are very tasty. I’m trying to eat my fill as we can’t take
any across the border.
I’ve been out several times geocaching. I took Mitzy one day and we put on at least 7
kms so she was a little tuckered out. The
next day I did over 10 kms. I was out
with my bike today and did about 10 kms on the bike and another 2 or so on
foot. I did find 23 of the 24 caches I
tried for. I noticed quite a few had
been found by my Campbell River brother in law back in July. Some of the spots along the cache trails are
very pretty.
On Tuesday, we took friend Bev D with us to Courtenay for a
nice gluten free lunch at the Union Street Grill. We did some geocaching there and back. Yesterday, Aileen and Bev wandered around
Qualicum for a while. They went to the
Coombs Market for veggies for Bev then swung by here for some plums for her and
her Mom.
I washed the motor home in the water here yesterday to get
the fly crap off. Now I have traded the
fly crap for water spots. I will try my
new almost waterless cleaner to see if I can get the water spots off without
having to drive to a better water source.
We have a few more cleaning items to take care of before we head
south. Our plan at present is to leave
here next Thursday and move down to Goldstream Park near Victoria then take the
ferry to Port Angeles on Sunday morning, the 14th October.
Qualicum Beach
Looking across from Qualicum to mainland BC
Saw this little guy while caching the other day
There was a cache near here on French Creek
Thank you for sharing your wonderful images. Have a safe trip!
ReplyDeleteCan't you make those plums into Jam and haul that over the border? Might be a little tough in the motorhome, but perhaps you could freeze some... They only ask if you have FRESH fruit, and your answer would be no...
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