Marching Home
It must be March – our walk home from work yesterday started blustery and ended up sunny. On the beach we passed a barge that had separated from its tow lines and wedged itself into the sand. There were anxious workers on and around the barge, making plans to lift it off the beach.
…further along we found the much more restful sight of blossoming bush of pink florets arching over a rail fence…
…and having made it as far as Ross Bay Cemetery, we took the opportunity to sit and contemplate the transience of life…
…and arriving home, we were welcomed by a purring cats and a hot cross bun!














What a lovely place to walk…you really bring out the beauty, adventure and life in your area. Thank you for bringing it to us through your lens and words and of course, with your Hittys. They provide us with so much companionship.
I really appreciate Constance’s company on my walks home – it is nice to imagine you sharing with us too.
Thank you for sharing grass, leaves and flowers….we woke up to two inches of new snow this morning….we’re praying it’s a last hurrah!!! Girls are anxious to put on their Spring attire!!!
Oh dear, the snow must come to an end! I expect your girls are all ready with new Easter Bonnets and frocks – surely they can wear them soon!
My goodness! Your walk home truly was a walk through a broad range of human experiences! Thank you so much for sharing the intensity, serenity and sweetness of your afternoon.
We were glad when the bargees told us about their re-floating plan…it was an eyesore, and a danger to people and the environment…the rest of the walk was much more calming!
I heard on the CBC that they got the barge off in the high Spring tide last night. Ross Bay is one of my favorite wanders – so much history, I always visit Emily Carr. Yumm to the hot cross buns – and purring cats. Bliss.
Yes – thank goodness for that! The Hot cross buns were from Fol Epi – the best we’ve ever had!
Really glad that Grainne was not along on this walk…she might have been tempted to a bit of barge piracy!! Love the walk with the flowering shrubs and the restful cemetery. Thanks for a nice walk.
I think Grainne would have found the barge too tame…the tug boat, on the other hand…
Wonderful to have a hitty especially Constance share the walk home. so many interesting things to view and photograph….That hot cross bun looks delicious
That Hot Cross Bun was the best we ever tasted!