It is the last day of 2013.
Begin the New Year in a very special way
with your family, friends and loved ones.
May the New Year bring you
good health, peace, contentment and friendships.
Paul and I wish you a Happy 2014.
Brookgreen Gardens SC, March 2016
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2014 from Paul and I Here are photos of some of our adventures of 2013. |
Enjoying a nice afternoon on the deck at one of our favourite restaurants in Murrells Inlet, Hannah Banana's Sunshine Cabana |
We are members of the Antiques Club of Myrtle Beach & attend monthly meetings (a pottery display belonging to our friends, Don and Irm) |
Paul and I are members of the Grand Strand Shell Club in Myrtle Beach (seaglass from New Brunswick that we auctioned at a Club fundraiser) |
In April, on our return home to Canada, we enjoyed some time in the Lancaster area of Pennsylvania. Amish buggy carrying children and towing children on roller blades |
A May get-away to Moncton Paul enjoyed a little time at the local casino |
While in Moncton, we ate at The Windjammer at the Delta Hotel (this lamb dish was a meal that I did not want to end - amazing) |
More beach time for us, looking for seaglass |
I still enjoy gardening very much |
We travelled to Ontario (Brockville) for my sister's 60th birthday in July. We took the Thousand Islands lunch cruise on the St Lawrence from Kingston |
A visit with my Mom while in Brockville |
Paul and I travelled to Ottawa to visit with his son and daughter-in-law, Tom and Lisa, who were newly posted from Kingston to Ottawa. It's nice to have them closer to the east coast. |
In August we travelled to Truro, Nova Scotia to attend the Dutch Mason Blues Festival weekend again this year. |
Paul grooving to the blues music. |
In August we travelled in Nova Scotia. One of the highlights of our trip was having lunch at Rita's Tea Room in Big Pond. It was quite emotional as Rita passed away earlier in the year. |
My first time travelling the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. |
We enjoyed an afternoon at Fortress Louisbourg, celebrating its 300th Anniversary this year. |
Fortress Louisbourg |
Lighthouse trail at Louisbourg, another highlight of our travel. |
Patio at Glenora Distillery in Inverness, Nova Scotia where we spent a night enjoying good music and food. |
Lunch at Glenora Pub |
Another highlight was visiting The Red Shoe Pub in Mabou owned by The Rankin Family |
In August we spent two nights at Cabot Links Resorts in Inverness, Nova Scotia and enjoyed walking on the boardwalk along the ocean. |
Enjoying a wonderful sunset on Inverness Beach. |
Some of our beach treasures from downshore in Stonehaven, NB |
In September, Paul's daughter, Tashia visited with us from British Columbia for three weeks. |
In September Paul and I returned to Inverness Nova Scotia and rented this cottage near the beach and spent a week enjoying beach walks, great Celtic music, great food and awesome sunsets. |
The view of Inverness Beach from the cottage. Paul and I have fallen in love with this area of Nova Scotia - paradise! |
Paul found his first piece of red seaglass on Inverness Beach, then found his second and third pieces. |
In October we enjoyed a visit from our Ottawa friend, Giselle. (Fall decorations in the downtown area of Bathurst) |
We enjoyed a few nice walks in the woods near the Bathurst area. (Atlas Park, Pointe Verte, NB) |
As always, a lot of our time is spent out on our decks. Enjoying breakfast on our back deck overlooking the Bay of Chaleur. |
November 12 - we are on the road South again. Just look at that big smile... |
Leaving this "white stuff" behind for a few months. |
We are back to Surfside Beach SC for another winter. |
We had some lovely warm weather in November. |
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