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The drive south
With a long day ahead (and another long set of hours driving), we set the alarm so as not to oversleep again. Breakfast was amazing, this time waffles were on offer with Blueberry syrup, fresh fruit, tea, juice, cheese, salmon... the list goes on.
With tips from the locals of where to stop on route to break the journey, we hit the road and …
Tsunami Hazard Zone
... develop film these days!
We continued on from the beach into Tofino, which is a little smaller than we thought it would be, but once again a nice little town. We tried to do a little cruising around and shopping, although most of the stores were full of surfer gear, so.....we didn't buy much. We ate dinner in town, and to be honest, we were a little disappointed. The food wasn't bad, but you shouldn't be charging upwards of $30 for a steak that ...
Feeling blue and Blue Herons
... we stopped in town, had great fresh cut fries in the nice warm sun and bought some beer, wine and groceries. In the late afternoon, we relaxed. I wandered by the beach and a blue heron flew near me. I loved it.
In the evening, we enjoyed our room and I bailed by going to bed ...
We're going on a Bear Hunt
... porpoises swimming in the surf. These are like dolphins but very shy of people.
We also went off to do a short inland walk in the rainforest and learnt about the life of trees. We saw some massive trees with trunks that were 6meters wide. You could very easily get lost in the forest if you went off the track as it was so overgrown. We heard lots of strange noises but again the bears were hiding from us.
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Gettin set up!
... at 4$ a wash and .25$ for three minutes of dry time. Hit up a hardware store for more rope and an extension cord. I think the guy who works there may be into metal. Find out. Then back to the campsite and it's still raining. Oh well, here we go. Set up tarp in about an hour, used car as a ladder to get a good height. After about an hour of sitting in our chair enjoying the break from the rain, while not ...