Eternal optimist that I am, I keep saying that Covid has had some unintended benefits. One of those is because we couldn’t do a winter trip this year, it also meant we had more holidays to take in the summer – two weeks in July but also two weeks in August which we don’t usually […]
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New Southeast Regional Library (@srlhq) “Little Library” at Nickle Lake Regional Park
Can’t wait to check out (er, pun intended?) this little library out this weekend (and on a related note, I was hanging out with the new Weyburn Library Branch Head last weekend too. Yep, I’m that cool!) 🙂 The “Beaver Den” is the park’s arts & craft shack but I’m still bitter that my entry […]
Weyburn, Sask Driving Tour
Not sure if I’d call it “best city to live” as this video claims but it’s where I spend most of my summer (well, at a nearby lake with occasional trips into town for groceries, booze and camping supplies) but it’s where my parents got married, my wife graduated high school, and my in-laws currently […]
Gone Camping
We’re off camping for a couple weeks so blog posts will likely be rare to non-existent during that time.
Saturday Snap – Campfire Reading
Love to see Sasha using a headlamp to keep reading by the campfire after the sun goes down…
Saturday Snap – Witch In-Law is Witch?
My in-laws having some fun at our campsite…
Saturday Snap – Old Man Row at the Grocery Store
You know you’re getting old when you go to to the “near beer” section of the grocery store and think, maybe I should try it? (Nah!) 😉
Note To Self: Important Things To Bring For Your First Weekend Opening The Campsite
This blog post is basically a “note to self” for next year as between closing up last year on a beautiful day which had us very distracted (I think Shea even went out on the boat with her folks for part of the day!), not doing a good job of tracking what was put into […]
Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Echo Lake Summer (Summer 2017)
A video I cut of the many highlights of the first year we had a seasonal camp site at Echo Lake Provincial Park. A year of Covid really makes you appreciate all these little moments – having various family and friends to our campsite, shared meals, laughs around the campfire, sleepovers, meeting random strangers.