Canada. There’s something about this place that will forever be in my heart. The people are so friendly; I’d even go as far as to say more friendly than the south. And the landscape? Forget about it – it’s like a screensaver every day. The weather most days on our visit were cool with a light breeze. I loved the fact that I got to wear jeans and sweaters in the middle of summer. That never happened for me growing up in the south where sweat was the accessory of the season. One of the days in the family cottage, my sister-in-law, Danielle and I took a walk three mile hike while the water was out.

The ocean was so clear, full of rocks and some very cold water. Everyday for about a week, this was the view we took in. Not much to complain about and breathtaking at the least. More pictures of a very special four-legged guest up next on the blog. Happy Wednesday!

Yes, I promise I am still alive. I’ve been crazy busy playing catch up, answering emails, siging up for some photography classes and getting ready for a wedding this weekend. Our vacation to Canada was amazing, but I’ve had a case of vacation brain since we returned. I hope to return to blogging on a more regular basis soon. Here’s a picture from our last day in Canada. We drove all the way from Saint John, New Brunswick (about four and a half hours) to Halifax, Nova Scotia. The bridges in this city reminded me of San Francisco.

More pictures coming up this week. Stay tuned.