So finally we are up and moving
about. Today we are on our way to
Sydney, Nova Scotia and hoping to keep up with our itinerary – having lost a
day, we need to figure out where we can cut something out. We made our reservation on the ferry and were
on our way by 11:15. We still aren’t
quite up to snuff, but the day of rest really helped.
Another beautiful day – can’t
believe our luck but actually a little too hot. We are really enjoyed
the best that Atlantic Canada has to offer.
Still when we look at the forecasts, the weather seems to be following
us for a bit longer yet. Ferry ride was
uneventful and still gradually feeling better all the time.
We made a brief stop of about an hour at Rena’s house. Rena is the mother of Jane – Jane and Linda from Terrace – Shannon’s friends. They had come out for the summer to stay with Jane’s mom for a month. We had a cup of tea and oatcakes and cheese. That went down pretty good. We enjoyed our visit. Then it was on to Sydney another 200 km or so.
We arrived at the Holiday Inn
Harbourside in Sydney, NS on Cape Breton Island around 6:00 – Shannon and I
finally have our own beds – I think we will both enjoy that! Don’t get me wrong we have been really good
bed buddies, but your own bed is still nice.
We had dinner in the hotel and enjoyed our first meal since the
breakfast of the 20th. It was
good – nope it was great!
Didn’t do much else, but tomorrow
Eileen and I will putter around while Tom and Shannon go to Louisbourg to have
step back in time when they will enjoy the historical fortress and all it has
to offer. So Eileen and I have Rita’s
Tea House our plans as well as some quilt stores and local crafters trail to
see some of the artisans in the area. A
girlie day for sure.
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1 comment:
Glad you are all on the mend and ready to face the next few days with good appetites and smiles. Leaving a few things out for the next time was our Dad's suggestion to allow the good stuff from that day to surface uncontaminated. If you go to bed happy then you will wake up with a smile the next day. At least that was why he always had me come home at 2300 hrs rather than stay to the end of the party. "Remember it at its peak," he would tell me, '"rather than when your friends have got sick and you are feeling punk as well."
As usual, lots of wisdom comes too late for us to really enjoy it!
So - what to leave out to catch up?
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