Adios, Canada

We headed west through Whistler – someplace I’ve always wanted to go. I was a little unimpressed. It was a fine place – it just seemed overbuilt, overpriced and crowded. I’m not sure a regular person could live here. The people live in Pemberton, maybe? We’ll have to try to give it another shot some winter.

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We loved our last visit to Vancouver six years ago, but weren’t feeling a big-city stop was in order today. We just kept going across the border and ended up at Deception Pass State Park at met up with the MaliMish gang – Marlene, Dan, Luka, Mila and Ava – and our friends Kerri and Tim were there too.

The kids made beach forts and invented games to play. It’s nice to have road buddies.

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Dan just so happened to have an invitation to go for a sail the next day and we were keen to glom on.

Somehow, we managed to cram 6 adults and 5 kids on a 21 footer and set sail for an afternoon on Saddlebag Island. Awesome folks and an incredible way to spend an afternoon. I might need a sailboat.

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One thought on “Adios, Canada

  • February 8, 2016 at 5:47 PM
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    I look at used sailboats sometimes, they look quite like an affordable receptacle for broken dreams..

    It is tempting though isn’t it?

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