Neil and Carol came home from their holiday on Monday and
invited us to stick around a while longer so we did. Monday evening we went to a Johnny
Cash/Waylon Jennings tribute band performance which was part of the free 39
Days of Duncan music series and it was a great show.
I have spent quite a bit of time working on my photo folders
in the computer, deleting unnecessary photos and saving the keeper ones again in
a different hard drive. This is an
ongoing chore if I want to keep on top of things and have a chance of finding
what I’m looking for in the future.
We’ve managed to keep finding new places to walk after
supper. All these new places give more
opportunity for photography and geocaching. Aileen had one of her Visa cards compromised
so it was cancelled and a new card awaits her at the RBC bank branch in
Parksville when we get there. She went to
purchase something with her debit then she found it wouldn’t work. It had a hold put on it because of a “mystery”
message attached to it. So, she went to
the local branch here in Duncan and they issued a new card but they will only
mail it to your address on file, which in our case is Salmon Arm. So it will get mailed there and Kevin will
have to send it on to us over here.
Dumb, as the Visa card could be mailed anywhere or sent to any local
bank branch.
Yesterday was a big “0” birthday for Aileen so we met
Georgia and Richard at a park halfway between here and their place and had a
picnic lunch after a walk. We had nice
weather, not the showers that were in the forecast. Aileen and I went to the Genoa Bay Café for
her birthday supper and had a really nice meal.
Best of all was that she had no reaction to the food. We had a nice walk around the docks after
supper and when Aileen went around one corner, she came face to face with an
otter. It didn’t stick around for a
photo though. Awhile later on a lane
above the water, a coon ambled across behind us. Again, it was too fleeting for a photo.
Tomorrow the plan is to go to Victoria and have lunch with
Bev D, then visit some RV friends in the afternoon. Supper will be with Richard, Georgia and
Robin to celebrate Georgia’s birthday. We
will probably move on from here on Wednesday and move up to Charlie and Sheila’s
for a few days then go further up Island.
We still have lots of things we want to do before the summer is over.
Fig leaf
Figs
Garlic
Garlic closeup
Rain on the Yucca
Old Man's Beard with the sun shining through
Elk in a farmer's field west of Duncan
Doe deer and fawn near the elk
Not much water in Stocking Creek
Bee on lavender
Prince's Pine also called Pipsissewa
Mute Swan, Cowichan River Estuary
Float houses at Genoa Bay
Looking across to Cowichan Bay village from Genoa Bay
Mullein
What a lovely area , really like your pictures.
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