Molly and I had a day out together today, so out of the options I gave Molly she chose the Vancouver museum. We caught two buses to get there with the change of bus outside Tiffanys. ( we didn't go in as the security looked a bit scary!!) The museum covers the social history ( mainly the settlers) of Vancouver. Interesting to see the collection of photos and video of the 1900's. Molly was more interested from the 50's onward, with a replica diner and working ju...

Today we went with Lynn to take Nathan to work. Nearby was a flea market so we had a look around there, then in golftec, Lyndon's new business. Lynn had to pop into park royal so dropped us off first. We picked up some baby carrots for us to munch on, then returned home with Lynn. About 3 pm Lynn dropped us at the seabus and we made our way into town , first to see a large music shop I spotted a few days ago. Nice to look around but didn't buy.On the main stree...

Tonight we went to the village for their Friday music night. They had shut the road off by Delany's coffee shop so the band was set up at the end of the street. There was a couple of food stalls so we had japanese style hot dogs. Mine had onions, Mayo, some other sauce and seaweed on top. Unusual. Bun and extras were good but not keen on the dog itself. Tonights music was a 6 piece swing band. They sounded really good but they tempos weren't great to dance too ...

Today we caught the bus to Stanley Park. Once off, we made our way to the tourist information centre to pick up a map. We had come here today to look at the native american village which had been set up for the summer months. As we knew there was going to be a dance demonstration at 1pm so we didn't rush straight in but stopped for drinks and cookies at the cafe. Molly then played in the play ground. There have been lots of summer camp groups everywhere we have...

Anne, Lyndon's mum stayed over last night after Lyndon's father was taken into hospital, so we had breakfast with her. I took Lynn down to work so we could have her car. Today we headed for Lynn valley canyon, named after a logger who lived there. We parked by the ecological centre and walked to the suspension bridge. Once the other side turning left, up stream, towards the 30 meter pool. There are a series of waterfalls that lead to it. As I said to Molly " whe...