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Victoria, assorted meals- activities to March 27
March 22 - 27, 2006. Left for Victoria about 1 in the rain. Stopped off at the Malahat Mountain Inn for lunch - had a goat cheese quiche with spring salad over top and lovely dressing. Only fly in the ointment was a small child who was in the middle of the restaurant with her proud Mom teaching her to talk - loudly. Got down to Victoria about 4. …
Victoria - the Garden City
... which now boasts a pub!)
We visited the beach, where the rocky vista melted away into golden sands. I thought it would be a good idea to climb the rocks and see how far we could get - and at first Becky seemed up for it...well, she followed me in any case, mumbling something which sounded to me like: "what a great idea, Sam!"...however, as the climb continued, and I'll admit, got progressively steeper, ...
BC--From Vancouver to Victoria, the Perfect City
... by the Parliament Building, The Empress Hotel, and the Visitors’ Center, Ferry Docks, Marinas, and outdoor vendors and "buskers", street entertainers. We spent considerable time right at the harbor just watching the goings on and taking advantage of a plethory of photo ops. The cute little harbor ferries are reminiscent of the “little engine that could”. Taking a ferry to ...
High Tea an a brewhouse in one evening
... to wander the longer trail to get lost in the greatness of it all. Majestic.
We stopped at Averill Creek winery… very interesting with it’s giant gate that we had to enter a code into, designed to thwart the elk and bears.
Then it was off to Victoria, where we checked into our big hotel treat: the Grand Pacific. We booked this on a Living Social deal for next to nothing, so we were pleasantly surprised by ...
B.C. Museum
... how the rich live... I think I prefer my lifestyle to be honest.
Okay, froghurt deserves a mention. Karen and I found the greatest froghurt place. It is called 'Qoola' and basically you grab a container and self-serve whatever flavours of froghurt you want and then cover it in the huge range of toppings and additions they have. It is so delicious (let's just say that after we found this place we returned 3 times over 36 hours). Just couldn't get enough. However, ...
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