Not every day is a work day around here – there’s also time for having fun and exploring too :-) These are some of the things I’ve been up to over the last few months…
Sometimes when Brian is doing work on the garage that I can’t help with – generally anything happening more than 10 feet above the ground – I wander off to explore the cliffs around our lot.
I love hanging out with my buddies Sara & Sybil :-) They’re always up for exploring, and we always have a great time. These are some pics from our adventures over the last few months, starting with a live sand dollar that we found on Sand Dollar Beach. Did you know that sand dollars burrow their butt end into the sand? I didn’t even know they have butts!
We went exploring in Blue Rocks and Stonehurst in April.
And exploring Bachmann’s Beach on Second Peninsula in May.
Sybil often brings her dogs Wendy and Sooki. They’re awesome girls :-)
On May 6th, the tall ship Picton Castle left Lunenburg on a voyage to France. I was up early enough to see her head out to sea, but Mother Nature had other plans. The fog that morning was insane, so I couldn’t see much. This is the best I could do, with a lot of tweaking in Picmonkey.
June 3rd was Lobster Day. A bunch of us got together at my friend Barbara’s house and we cooked & cleaned & canned 225 pounds of lobster in 3 hours!
And of course we go to the beach every day to walk the dogs :-)
Getting artsy on the beach…
There’s something to do every day here! I pretty much don’t stop till the sun goes down and the moon comes out…
Hope you’re out there enjoying this awesome summer weather and having some fun adventures :-)
Absolutely lovely! Is it humid there? I know New Brunswick could give SW Ontario a run for its money but how's NS? I'm beginning to investigate potential retirement areas :)
ReplyDeleteI just meant to comment but think I may have replied to the email with your post instead. Sorry if you get my comments twice. I love the ocean and am living vicariously through your photos. Also, my father is a fisherman and this is the first I've ever heard of canned lobster. Isn't that strange?
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