The Welcome Centre gave us tags for each car that would let us pass through the front gate and then directed us to Surf Loop #8. The young lady told us the road was one way but admitted she had not spent much time on the property. There was a misunderstanding so that, when we got there, we ended up stuck in a lane between Surf Loop and Mariner Crescent. Once we figured it all out, we parked out front where we belonged.
Surf Loop #8
Looking out from our front deck
The kitchen
Heather had placed an order with Zehr's grocery store in Welland that had to be picked up by 5:00 PM. She and I hustled over there in the Equinox, arriving about 4:45. I picked up some milk for Sandy and the Zehr's staff loaded Heather's things. On the way over, we drove UNDER a ship as we went through the Main Street Tunnel.
Fiona and her inflatable rubber duck
Canada Goose invasion force
After supper, we took a walk along Sunset Beach and then Tom started a fire in the fire pit by the lake that belonged to our cottage. The kids made S'mores from a kit while those of us on low carb diets looked on.
Fixing sand in the shoes
Jasper and Tom checking out the neighbors
Sunset Beach
Is that a gull I see...?
Our place is on the other side of those trees
Those are enough rules for me....
The streets and cottages are well maintained
The group except for Jasper...
...who ducks photos whenever he can
Dusk is upon us
Only 8:00 PM
They call it Sunset Beach for a reason
Almost gone
Evening bathers as the light fades - no sharks here
Jasper and Fiona watching Fire Starter Tom's handiwork
Something in a marshmallow?
As darkness fell, we sat around the fire but, eventually, the long day took its toll. We doused the fire with sand and turned in for the night.
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