It's just about September and here I am with June photos. That's three months behind. That's 25% of the year. Which is about where I am in reading through the Bible in a year too, but we won't talk about that right now.
When we headed to Idaho we packed our passports. (Actually I have to use mine all the time now, since I trimmed my driver's license to fit my wallet and was asked, going through airport security, that 'did you know you can go to jail for that?!' Uh, no, I didn't. They seriously considered not letting me go through security for trimming 1/8" off each side. I thought it a perfectly reasonable explanation that it didn't fit my wallet. So some good hair day in the future I'll go get another one.)
Anyhow - one of our hopes this summer was to spend some time somewhere in Canada. We chose British Columbia this year, taking a drive called The Selkirk Loop, 300 miles of gorgeousness, and only about 100 miles north of Huckleberry Haven (our Idaho townhouse.)
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| Bigger than life views |
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| If I'd had a chair and something cold to drink I could have stayed here all day long. |
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| I've always loved wild roses more than those in gardens. |
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| Made us smile. |
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| Prayer bench at the cabin we stayed in. |
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| I've always had a thing for bridges. Loved this orange one. |
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| The funky little place we stayed. |
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| Don on the ferry to an island in B.C. |
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| How fun is this? |
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| The ferry we took back and forth and back and forth again. |
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| View from our back deck |
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| I've never met a poppy I didn't love. |
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| On the ferry ride. |
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| Big stacks of wood tell me it gets cold in the winter! |
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| Never figured out what this was, but it sure was pretty! |
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| And my birthday present - a blue bike with a basket. Don got one too so he could join me on rides. |
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