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On Saturday we joined a group of our friends from Church and went for a walk in the Seal Bay Highland park. It was a so-so early Spring day (we are really behind in our seasonal highlights here-- it's been a long cold winter season) but when we got to the "pond" at the end of the trail we were just totally awe-struck. It reminded me of the river down from our house in the Parklands of Saskatchewan where I grew up. Some day I will take a camera along and get a picture of it. I'm amazed that I couldn't find a full-size (large) photo on-line. Magnificent.
Today we decided that we would go out again... why not? We have the time (that is why I pursue the business I do-- time flexibility) And today was even more fabulous! The trails had been raked in many places, and the sun shone down through the cathedral of tall trees. We sat on benches beside the pond in a couple of places, one admiring the dappled clouds reflected in the still water, and the other crested with bullrushes and full of serenading frogs. It was a total delight. Zoe, of course, was beside herself with glee.
This is one of the reasons we live in this lovely Comox Valley on Vancouver Island.
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