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Date: 28th August 2009


Lovely! Welcome home. Sorry about the heat. At least you are far from the fire. Fran

From Blog: Markleeville, California
Date: 27th August 2009


i FELT LIKE i GOT TO GO ALONG WITHOUT all the hiking!!! Lazy me. Cute pic of Robin. Summer is about over and I will miss it. I love the long days. Now you are home again, we'll have to talk about what was best about your trip!!! Dee

From Blog: Markleeville, California
Date: 27th August 2009

yes it's san juan de fuca park
I got the name wrong. Thanks for calling me on it!

From Blog: San Juan Provincial Park, Botanical Beach BC
Date: 24th August 2009

San Juan or Juan de Fuca?
Howdy, interesting pix! I used Google Maps to look for Botanical Beach, bc and wound up zeroing in on Juan de Fuca Provincial Park near Port Renfrew. Is that "the right one"? Cheers. TM

From Blog: San Juan Provincial Park, Botanical Beach BC
Date: 23rd August 2009


Happy Birthday, Robin!!!

From Blog: Highway 395
Date: 22nd August 2009

photos
Cindy, You're a great photographer!

From Blog: Kootenay National Park, Canadian Rockies
Date: 22nd August 2009

almost the end?
I cracked up when you said you didn't even look at Lake Louise.........wondered if that was akin to "doing the Louvre" in about an hour when we were teenagers? Sensory overload? Beauty fatigue? These pictures were so interesting. I would like to see those ocher pits (and paint my face). You and I agree on the water we like best -- I think it's in our bones. I have a feeling this sojourn is coming to an end, and I wish it wasn't. Have come to depend on this beauty...........both the photos and the words.

From Blog: Kootenay National Park, Canadian Rockies
Date: 21st August 2009

your travels
Am so enjoying your photos and commentary of this travel blog, Cindy. The goat/sheep looks like one of our Baldy Nelson Big Horns. Molly looks better. Has her hot spot healed? I'm a bit better, too. When will you be home? Love, Maurya

From Blog: Yoho National Park, Canadian Rockies
Date: 21st August 2009

Kamloops
Hi Cindy--I spent a night in a motel in Kamloops about 30 years ago. There was a full moon and we were on the 2nd story of the motel sitting on a balcony facing south. It was beautiful. That area is beautiful--Frazier River isn't it?? Seems to me that was the river that ran along the highway. There were lots of bears in Jasper and we went to the lake to the east of Jasper (I think) and took a boat ride on it. Thanks for your pictures and comments. It's been fun! Dee

From Blog: Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks
Date: 21st August 2009

mtn goat????
Thanks for the beautiful pictures, Cindy!

From Blog: Yoho National Park, Canadian Rockies
Date: 18th August 2009


I'm glad you got out of the rain. Beautiful photos. I envy you. Not much going on here, but John and I saw Julie and Julia yesterday and loved it. An absolute delight and Meryl Streep is a wonder. Walking across the court to the Claremont Laemmle, we stopped to talk to women profs at Scripps, eating lunch. One had seen the movie twice and the other had gone to the first showing of the first day when it was so crowded she had to sit in the 3rd row. At Curves that's almost all the ladies talk about. (And how can they chatter on like that? I haven't enough breath or concentration to exercise AND talk at the same time.) The last few days it hasn't hit 90 and down in the low 60s at night. Lovely for this time of year. Keep on having fun.

From Blog: Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks
Date: 17th August 2009

Hi
Cindy, What beautiful pictures!

From Blog: Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks
Date: 15th August 2009

water water water
Cindy, thanks for these gorgeous water pictures.................of many different colors! I love the aqua water most of all.......it seems like the "real"water. Makes me think of the streams out of Cordova. I laughed out loud at your postings on Canada and Canadians today, and am glad to be reading your writing again. Especially because I have a summer cold, and while I'm not sick sick, I'm all stuffy and achy...............so the Internet is my company, and your blog is the most interesting thing out there!

From Blog: What's Different In Canada?
Date: 14th August 2009


I do know the Frazer River Valley country a litle bit, though not as thoroughly or as up close as you, but from many years back. Molly doesn't seem to mind the luxury of Whistler's bed though! Yesterday we saw the documentary The Cove about a cove in Japan where they slaughter dolphin. Horrifying, brilliantly done, and deeply sad. The guy who trained the dolphins for Flipper is the heart and soul of the film.

From Blog: Manicured Whistler to Unvarnished Hope
Date: 14th August 2009


How beautiful!!! Especially the mountains East of Whistler. I'd hear of the town many times, glad I don't have to go there now because if it's too rich for your blood, Cindy, it's too rich for mine.

From Blog: Manicured Whistler to Unvarnished Hope
Date: 11th August 2009

Ah, Northwest rain
I sympathize. I remember a really disasterous camping trip on the Little Susitna River in Alaska when the second day it started raining and never stopped and the tent leaked like mad and the river rose and rose, washing equipment away. It was my mom, my brothers and I and two friends of my brothers. All in one tent since the other one was just a sieve. It's sounds beautiful though and you are coping like a trooper. Cool your folks were in the same motel. John had his 62nd birthday yesterday which was cool and Crystal called for along chat. More later. Love, Fran

From Blog: Rainy Sunshine Coast
Date: 11th August 2009


Cindy--the Earl's Cove pic is gorgeous!! I love the layers of grey.

From Blog: Rainy Sunshine Coast
Date: 11th August 2009

rain????
It's going to be 94 degrees here today! The motel sounds great. Hope Molly's wound is better.

From Blog: Rainy Sunshine Coast
Date: 10th August 2009

clear water!
Cindy, I have been loving the pictures of water, from Botany Bay to Little Qualicum Falls..............it's so lovely clear!! The waters in the Midwest tend to be brown (they say from minerals), but I always think they're just dirty. And thanks for the gorgeous photos! (And p.s., you had me scratching my head, too, with the Rainier reference.)

From Blog: Waterfalls, Forests, Breakers, Bog, Dog
Date: 9th August 2009

Did you get any hot spots?
After all that time on the tails, how are your feet holding up?

From Blog: Waterfalls, Forests, Breakers, Bog, Dog
Date: 9th August 2009

vet
It's always great to meet a great vet, doctor, car mechanic, nurse, waitress, or park ranger when you're on the road, isn't it?

From Blog: Waterfalls, Forests, Breakers, Bog, Dog
Date: 8th August 2009

What mountain?
Mom, after I wrote that blog I thought about whether that mt was Rainier or not. It didn't look like Rainier, and then I remembered Baker. I decided that I had made an error on my blog. But I thought, who will know the difference? My answer: Mom will know the difference. And she will correct me. Way to go Mom! I am in Comox now and very tired. I will try to update my blog! Love, Cindy

From Blog: Anacortes Ferry to Sydney, British Columbia
Date: 6th August 2009

botany bay
Beautiful shots! It's cooled off a bit here. Maybe.

From Blog: San Juan Provincial Park, Botanical Beach BC
Date: 6th August 2009

What mountain?
The mountain seen in the photo titled San Juan Island and Mt. Rainier is really Mt. Baker. Mt. Baker sits just south of the Canadian border in the state of Washington.

From Blog: Anacortes Ferry to Sydney, British Columbia
Date: 6th August 2009

cool
Cindy, It was 104 degrees here yesterday so your camping spot looks like heaven. Don't come home!!!!

From Blog: Cowichan Lake, BC





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