From: dangerous@telus.net
Ft Langley in the suberbs of Vancouver has lots of history as well as a
quaint shopping area.
I am ashamed to say that I have never been inside of the Fort at Ft langley.
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Dora
Dangerous with Attitude
I do it cause I can
"Gary" wrote in message
news:C43805B7.D6FC%garpal@shaw.ca...
> On 4/25/08 9:15 AM, in article UsnQj.56946$dA2.26268@read2.cgocable.net,
> "Trish" wrote:
>
>> Dang I was enjoying the guessing game :)
>>
>> Actually what I'd like to see is not a "go" for this trip as it's too far
>> to
>> drive.
>
> The attitudes we have when we traveling across the country or going
> anywhere
> is a matter of perception. The destination is the destination but the trip
> is the trip. It starts when you get in the car and leave...What is behind
> is
> behind and you no longer have control of that. It is the trip, the
> journey,
> the adventure that now awaits you. Enjoy it. The destination is far away
> maybe but it is the journey to get there that must be enjoyed. Must?? No
> it
> is not a must but a 'could'. :)
>
>> We spent time at Puntzi when I was young which was part of the
>> Pinetree line and I'd love to go up just to see what's there. I do have
>> pictures but seeing it again would have been nice.
>
> 'Would have been nice....' You haven't started the trip yet, include it in
> your plans. Seeing it again is part of the adventure, yes?
>
>>
>> The one important thing when in Vancouver is a visit with my birth
>> family.
>> I was adopted while we were stationed in Edmonton and found my family
>> several years back.
>
> Wow! Nice! Scary too I imagine.
>
>> I have met one of my brothers but not the other so that
>> should be an exciting time.
>
> Exciting and scary all at the same time. No? Enjoy....:)
>
>>
>> I know the hubby has planned some sort of gardens (don't ask me which as
>> I
>> really don't remember)
>
> I grow vegetables. I don't grow flowers because they die off and I am left
> with only memories...like when I moved all the time as an RCAF dependent.
> I
> left all my friends behind or they left first. A good life in some ways
> but
> tough in others.
>>
>> We like things outdoors and also museums and several of those types of
>> things have been suggested.
>
> There are some excellent museums in Victoria. The Wax museum and another
> one
> that has displays of early logging in BC and other things that I can't
> remember right now. I guess I didn't pay attention. Maybe someone else can
> fill in the blanks...
>>
>> As for France, anyone willing to pay for it cause I have a WHOLE list
>> there
>> :)
> LOL!
>
>>
>> Trish
>
> Have a great adventure! Remember the adventure starts when you
> start...enjoy
> and whatever happens is just 'part of the adventure'!
> Have fun no matter what! :)
>
> Gary in Fort Langley, BC
>>
>> "Gary" wrote in message
>> news:C431A01F.D5E0%garpal@shaw.ca...
>>> Hi Trish
>>> Now that we have all 'winged it" to help out, just what are your
>>> interests? The important thing here is "what interests you'? What kind
>>> of
>>> thing, stuff would you want to see?
>>> When people go to France they want to see certain things like the
>>> Eiffel
>>> Tower, The Louvre, the Arc De Triumph etc. But what do YOU want to see
>>> when
>>> you come to BC?
>>> What are your interests?
>>> Possibly:
>>> Farming/swimming/food/pizza/skiing/fishing/flowers/biking - either
>>> motor
>>> or pedal power/boating/museums/wax manaquins and many others that I
>>> cannot
>>> think of right now.
>>> You have received many great ideas from the brats here and there...
>>> (Rasta). Now let us focus on what interests you and I am sure we all
>>> come
>>> up
>>> with some more delightful suggestions.
>>>
>>> Gary
>>
>
>
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