It’s September already?! Yikes!
We’ve been out on the coast for the past little while, enjoying the contrast with what we experienced up in the north. Since then, as time has moved on, it is starting to feel distinctly late summery, even early autumnal-ish as night falls sooner and daytime highs drop.

Being on the west coast, we’ve had sunny days, rainy days, misty and foggy days, and sometimes all of those in the same afternoon! The ghostly grey mists and glowing silver seas and skies have been delightful, and after the relative aridity of earlier in the summer, I can almost feel my leathery (yet rugged and really rather handsome) features beginning to rehydrate.

What a transformation, and I now look barely a day over 95… As for that pesky frizzy oceanic hair, let’s just say that ship sailed many seasons ago, so no worries and the cap/toque stays on. (And what hair up top there is does tone really rather well with those aforementioned silvers and greys…)

We’ll be enjoying the west coast for another week or two before beginning our trip back to Alberta, and having to come to terms with the end of road trip and camping season. Although, winter camping is an option? If Mrs. PC could be persuaded… (Nope, no chance – Mrs. PC)

Thanks for reading, and I hope you have a wonderful long Labour Day weekend!

It sounds to me as though your camping season needs to be extended β¦ for longer than a season. I guess your extreme weather temps makes it hard though and sounds like Mrs PC might need some convincing. You can work on it though!
Not a day over 95 hey? You made me laugh. Hereβs to not feeling a day over 21 (well, at least in our minds!)
Cheers and enjoy the weekend Adam. π
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Thanks, Miriam! Us youngsters have had a pleasant and sunny few days by the sea – be snoozing in deck chairs next…
Yeah, winter camping isn’t a go for Mrs. PC. Fair enough – but a well appointed winter cabin is always a possibility!
I hope you’ve had a great weekend!
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The West coast is indeed a beautiful place. I like the rugged beauty. The third photo is a favourite of mine.
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Thanks, Maria – that photo was about my umpteenth attempt to get the mix of mist and layering of the successive headlands, when the boat sailed in to give a sense of scale!
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