Last Day!!!

Our Last Day at Crescent Beach RV park

Well, here we are!!!  It's our last day here at Crescent Beach RV park.

We'll be heading for another adventure, tomorrow.  And, I will update the blog when we get settled in.

I was pretty excited, though, as this past Saturday, we saw THREE cruise ships go by all in a row.  That's the first time that has happened since we've been here.  The photo does not do it justice, but it was a cool sight to see.  Quite a few people lined up to watch them go by.


AND, after being here for over 2 months and having to patrol the beach and not allow anyone past the Rainbow Pole, I finally got to GO PAST the Rainbow pole.  Funny how when you aren't allowed to do something, your curiosity is all the more intense.  So, I got to see what it looks like when I was helping David patrol and someone went WAY past the pole.  It ended up being someone that was staying here at the park and he just didn't pay any attention to where he was at.  OR thought he could get away with it...LOL We aren't even allowed to go past that pole unless we are going after someone that has ventured too far.

Not a big deal, I am sure to most people but there's just something about the 'forbidden' Rainbow Pole that had me curious.  :-)  It was different than the rest of the beach as there is a road above the beach there and lots of trees and rocks.  That part of the beach belongs to a Tree Farm, that is also private.

And, my prayer was answered that we'd have a beautiful day here on our last day.  The weather is a bit chilly but the skies are blue and we can see Vancouver Island!!  No smoke, no fog, no wind (so far)  YIPPEEEE!!!

The park is pretty empty now that Labor Day is over.  It's actually pretty quiet!!!  :-)

One last cabin to clean, today.....and tomorrow we are on our way to ......

See ya down the road!!

Char




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