Anniversary

While in Penticton, Casey and Audrey celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary

Relaxing on the beach

View from our room

 Exploring around Pentiction

Canada Day

The RV park had a raising of the flag celebrating Canada Day

 Our home away from home

 Nearby visitor

 Canada Day celebrations in Pentiction

 Evening fireworks

Winery and Relaxing

The next day we went to See Ya Later Winery. The winery has some wines named after family dogs

The family "dog cemetery"

 

 

 Back at the park, it was hot enough for Audrey to take a boat ride.

 Casey also found time to relax

Nephews Alex and Bryan

Summerland 2013

Now that school is out, Casey and Audrey took a trip to Summerland. A stop at Hope to have lunch and to our surprise Rambo was there. What a thrill!

 Audrey took over the RV duties and got right into the swing of things.

Evening sunset.

Westminster Pier Park

Audrey needed to buy some fabric in New Westminster, so we decided it would be a good time to stroll along the $ 25.1 million Westminster Pier Park which opened just last year.

 Pictures commemorating the past are displayed along 2 different seating areas.

 Reversible lounge chairs

 Following our stroll along the Fraser River, we had a picnic lunch at a park adjacent to New West City Hall.

Burnaby Lake Hike

Casey had his 20 km school walkathon on Friday so the next day he was ready for more. He took Audrey around Burnaby Lake for a 4 km hike from the Avalon entrance to Piper Spit entrance where they usually go to feed the ducks. There were many signs of spring.

 The water level is considerably higher than what we see in the summer. Usually we're able to stand on the cement slabs.

 More signs of spring.

 Couldn't resist this photo opportunity.

Birch Bay

This past Victoria Day weekend, Audrey went to Birch Bay for 5 days while Casey was able to join her for only 3 days before we returned on Saturday for our last playdate. A hike along Terrell Creek Marsh.

  

Mushrooms - not for supper

  

False Lily of the Valley

  

Digging for clams - not us

 

A pleasant stroll along the beach while the tide was out.