The crackling of a campfire, the sound of water flowing, good wine and great company – all the makings of a delightful evening! Ron, Myrna and Lindy joined us at the campground last night where we enjoyed a wonderful visit around the fire. Richard and Lindy shared many hilarious stories of their boyhood adventures. We continue to marvel at the many similarities between the two families, one living on the Alberta prairie and the other on the Maritime coast. It’s no wonder that mother and Myrna enjoyed corresponding with one another for so many years.
This afternoon, we’re meeting with a reporter from the local newspaper. When Myrna’s daughter, Patsy, heard the reason for our visit and learned more about the long term penpal relationship between her mom and Richard’s, she decided it would make a good human interest story. With our permission, she contacted the local paper.
On a completely different note, as of this morning, there have been 9 999 visits to my blog, not counting my own! Unless people leave comments, I can’t tell who’s been here but I do see how many visit each day. I know that many are regular readers while others are strangers who come across it in a variety of ways. I hope they find it interesting. I love writing it and like any writer, I enjoy the fact that someone reads it!
I must confess to being a regular follower of your adventures…and enjoy the blog very much. Thank you for taking the time to share.
(You will be interested to know we had a little over a half inch of rain last night which will help the drought at least temporarily. What a year!!!)
I really enjoy reading your blog. I do get behind but this evening I read from April to the present. We have gone across Canada many times to the Ottawa area where I grew up. We have been to the Maritimes twice. Ken’s favourite place is Mahone Bay.
Elaine, I have not commented until now, but love to read your writing and live your travels vicariously. Thank-you for sharing.