The first trail we took was a little walk to Marymere Falls. The falls were picturesque, and we tried to imagine what they'd look like in the spring.
Along the way, the trail invited you to really look at the little things that made it special--the way the sun filtered through the trees, the large (really large) mossy rocks, the impressive old growth giant trees, the smell of the forest, a small tree growing from atop the decaying stump of a giant. What could have easily taken 45 minutes probably took us 2 hours.
Not much else to report. We hung around the front of the lodge for quite a while, and then headed back to our cabin , but not before picking up a bottle of wine to enjoy on our return.
Here's a photo of our typical lunch preparations in the morning before we set out to hike. Fancy digs, huh? Gourmet lunch, huh? It works for us...
Tomorrow we go north by ferry, across the Juan de Fuca Strait to Victoria, B.C. where we will visit Butchart Gardens.
3 comments:
Did you know I don't eat PB&J anymore? Do you know why? Do you?
It's not like you ate PB&J at any other time...
I think I could spend every early evening in that adirondack chair. You look so comfortable.
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