Wednesday the final pod arrives and once it is unpacked, we will be officially moved in! The first picture is of our new building, named the Phoenix, as viewed from the park by the Fraser river where we often take Bailey for her daily stroll.
The River District is part of a planned community with many amenities a couple of years away. However, there is a distinct feel to the neighbourhood. We’ve been welcomed to this area by so many people, it’s hard to believe. Even Bailey feels welcome – check out the free parking and free water for the dogs!
It’s a working river, for sure, with lots of tugs towing various vessels and big log booms up and down the channel. Here a big heron gets a look at the area from atop a big piling.
Bailey never gets tired of checking out the river. If I let her get close enough, she jumps right in. There are other parks, but we haven’t ventured far yet.
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How beautiful, no wonder you wanted to make a move. Looking forward to more pictures
Thanks Joy, you’re right, it’s a beautiful area. It’s been wonderful being here.
awe She looks so happy… and you Sound Happy too…. seems to be a perfect Move for all of you… Well Done!..
Well I don’t know about perfect – I am having to see amazing sunrises and sunsets every day – so I’m sure that is going to get tiring! heh
Pam’s been loving the hot tub that’s for sure!
Aww thanks Marit 🙂 We miss you guys too, you were really swell neighbours, the best. We are slowly getting settled in. 🙂 starting to feel more like our place now.
So nice to see you guys settled into the new community!! looks like bailey will have no problem making lots of new friends, no more dexter to terrorize her through the fence after all! John and i miss you guys though 🙁 but really happy to see the lovely area your nesting in these days 🙂 take good care of yourselves, Marit & John
PS Happy belated birthday Pam!
terrorize hehe more like tease… you never knew which goof was gonna set which off! We’ve had mostly good experiences with dogs here – one bad one. But, happens when so many dogs are together. And while I love this area, I do miss the comfort of the old place, and you guys in particular.