Muir took us to see his latest project:

As you can see, he's quite proud. It's quite an achievement. Kudos to the engineers too, of course.
Today we hired bikes and rode the Stanley Park seawall path. Always wear a helmet, kids.

(yes, this is Katie on an actual bicycle, with Muir and Kate in tow.)
We saw some totem poles:

..and some, er, "beach"? Mmm, very tempting.

..then we went to a supermarket and picked up some nibblies for a late lunch.
They sell non-alcoholic Beck's beer here! (Marty take note!)

This is the first time in a week we've had any real sun shine with actual warmth in it. It was quite nice to bludge down by the water and mock the Canada-at-sea-level sun's attempt to burn us. Ha-ha! Do your worst!


Update: You know how sometimes you don't realise you got burnt until later? Uh, yeah, well thanks a lot Canada-at-sea-level sun, you burnt me.
There's a triathlon on here at the moment and it's a qualifying round for the Beijing Olympics, so there are ridiculously fit people everywhere. None are quite as fit and good looking as Muir or myself though.
Stay tunned! (sic)
2 comments:
Try all the beers you can.
Then, when you come here to Perth in November you'll be sure that Swan really IS the best!
Becks?
Australians would never name a beer after a Pommie footballer. ;)
...Fava
Try all the beers you can.
Then, when you come here to Perth in November you'll be sure that SWAN really IS the best!
BECKS?
Australians would never name a beer after a Pommie footballer. ;)
...Fava
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