I enjoyed myself and am super impressed with the amount of places we saw here in two weeks.
Now I am heading home to prepare for a trip to South America, but before I go I will share some pictures from inside the house.
Friends and family want to know what the house is like that they got for a few thousand bucks on e-bay.
Well, have a look at this! A kitchen full of oak cabinets.
Art produced by man and the sea.
Cozy living room. With a gifted used living room set and a borrowed dining table they added a few more pieces to make it hunker-down homey.
They have not met all the townsfolk yet, but rest assured that all the townsfolk know about the "mainlanders" who moved in up the hill.
Susan enjoying a quiet moment by the front window.
The side of a trap weathered by the ocean now used to hold Joanne's shell collection.
Also found on a shore walk but looks surprisingly nice on the wall.
They did splurge on beds though. This is the guest room with 2 singles or a king.
Upstairs hallway.
Only one bathroom, which is upstairs, is done in pine.
Yes it still has some issues too, but each season they will do a bit more.
Susan enjoying a quiet moment by the front window.
The side of a trap weathered by the ocean now used to hold Joanne's shell collection.
Also found on a shore walk but looks surprisingly nice on the wall.
They did splurge on beds though. This is the guest room with 2 singles or a king.
Upstairs hallway.
Only one bathroom, which is upstairs, is done in pine.
Yes it still has some issues too, but each season they will do a bit more.
Tomorrow I head for Regina, do laundry, pack for Peru and then head to Saskatoon for a few days.
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