Yep, we had visitors from BC here a couple days ago. Ron and Roberta, friends we had not seen since summer of 2004 came to visit. Got in touch on Facebook and voila, we got together.
Yesterday, Wednesday, we went to visit Denise and the “Pand” as she pronounces it in her Newfie accent. To the rest of the world it is a Pond. Quite a nice spot where she is.
Today, Thursday, Nov. 22 is the American Thanksgiving. The section of the park called Hurricane Ridge has organized a turkey feast, where someone cooks a turkey and we all bring a side dish to share. Called pot luck. yummy.
Burros, they are soooo cute.
Sunset on Don’s Inukshuk.
A couple has these two wonderful parrots.
Trevor with his Yurt. Go and google yurt, you will get lot more info than what I can give.
This duck or goose has a tuft of hair on the side of his head. Can’t find him in my bird book, maybe this is a feather malfunction……. Can anyone help with a name?
Some kind of heron, I would say. Gerald, Janice and Doug, one of you should know.
Denise’s rig, and campfire.
Yep, I’m cooking potatoes and chicken in my Cobb grill.
However, when we sat down for dinner, the potatoes were not cooked.
What up wit dat, Denise, this is the second time you serve us raw potatoes…….
Scenery from Denise’s coach
There is that bird again.
Smoke from fire at a food processing plant on our way to the “Pand”. Smell at the campsite was not too nice, but bearable.
The duck is mostly a domestic breed or variety called a Crested Duck. The heron in the tree looks like it may be a juvenile Great Blue Heron. The smoke looks like my barbecue when the steaks are almost done!
ReplyDeletetks for the info on the birds. We were thinking of getting a better bird book, but who needs it when we you two to help us, also Doug sent us a email with pictures of the duck. Never going to your house for BBQ. lol
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