I thought you were going to explain how the last 90 miles to P.R. took longer than the 3,992 miles on the airliner.
With many others, I attended a reunion of the 1964 Max Cameron grad class. Between extra loads and a broken carnival truck, the drive back to the city was about 10 hours.
Then again, if the city was more convenient, Powell River wouldn't keep its character. It would be overrun.
These are indeed absolutely gorgeous sunsets! I just looked through your camping trip posts and found them fascinating, what a great way to discover Quebec and the Maritimes! I hope you come back to visit Montreal at length again some day soon!
Thanks for visiting my Blog. What an adventure you have been on! What a beautiful place. I will put you on my blogroll so I wont forget to come back and visit. Hoping someday to Tour Canada in our home on wheels. See u on Twitter!
Love those BC ferries! Your area is a bit similar to my favorite destination: Fidalgo Island. What a treat that sky gave you that night! Thanks for visiting my SWF...
There's no place like home.
It's so good to be home, well almost! -- Margy
No doubt about it, they are lovely sunsets. The first so serene, and the second bathed in gold. Worth coming home to!
ReplyDeleteI thought you were going to explain how the last 90 miles to P.R. took longer than the 3,992 miles on the airliner.
ReplyDeleteWith many others, I attended a reunion of the 1964 Max Cameron grad class. Between extra loads and a broken carnival truck, the drive back to the city was about 10 hours.
Then again, if the city was more convenient, Powell River wouldn't keep its character. It would be overrun.
There truly is 'no place like home' and that is where the very best of all skies are.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot. MB
These are indeed absolutely gorgeous sunsets! I just looked through your camping trip posts and found them fascinating, what a great way to discover Quebec and the Maritimes! I hope you come back to visit Montreal at length again some day soon!
ReplyDeleteNo place like home indeed. When I step off the ferry onto Gabriola I usually want to kiss the ground. Nice pics.
ReplyDeleteCheers from Gabriola.
If I lived where you do I would be always coming home. However, where I live I'm constantly trying to find ways to get back to the auld sod.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots. Thanks!
Beautiful sky!
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday!!
Margy: That is certainly a beautiful sky, nicely captured.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my Blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adventure you have been on!
What a beautiful place.
I will put you on my blogroll so I wont forget to come back and visit.
Hoping someday to Tour Canada in our home on wheels.
See u on Twitter!
I can see why you love it. It is beautiful there.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you love it. It is beautiful there.
ReplyDeleteLove those BC ferries! Your area is a bit similar to my favorite destination: Fidalgo Island. What a treat that sky gave you that night! Thanks for visiting my SWF...
ReplyDeleteYou captured some amazing sunset photos! Isn't it nice to come home to sights like this?
ReplyDeleteNo doubt about it, they are lovely sunsets. The first so serene, and the second bathed in gold. Worth coming home to! with amazing colors ........
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