This past weekend, we were off to sell books at the annual Boardwalk Craft Sale at the Pacific Ocean playground of Telegraph Cove. Please check out the link to the Telegraph Cove website. You will be amazed at the variety of outstanding west coast wilderness experiences they offer. The video of the grizzly bear tours will take your breath away.
It may be best to let the images of the day tell this story!
The morning started out heavy with mist.
There isn’t a direction you can look in that isn’t picture worthy.
We got a great shot of Sointula artist, Marian White at work.
Kayaking anyone?
Yvonne Maximchuk – book writer and watercolour artist set up a great display of her work. Her husband, Albert, is the potter! http://www.yvonnemaximchuk.com/
A perfect location, great chats with so many book enthusiasts and reconnecting with many local North Islanders – components of a perfect selling day. It was heart warming to have many people walk by, point at my books and call out to me, “I’ve read the first two … just getting into the third.” And variations on that theme. Home town recognition is quite the thrill.
disappearinginplainsight 
Such a lovely place to sell one’s artistic wares.
It sure was! With that kind of a view, I’m surprised people could pay attention to the craft tables but they did 🙂
Indeed!
Lovely. Memories of Ontario flooding back, the mist, the nice people, a quieter form of life.
Evelyn
So happy to bring back memories of mist and people and peace. This Island is a magical spot 🙂
Looks a wonderful place , ‘Crater Lake’, huh? That mist reminds me of our favourite sea-mist place – West Cornwall (ties with the Yorkshire Dales, both a real favourites!) Craft Fairs are such fun!
There is something about these misty seaside spots – they evoke so much in the way of memories and creativity. And yes, indeed, craft fairs are the best.
Looks like fun. Love the kayak photo. I’ve read the first three, half way through the third!
The kayaks were great 🙂 So many people, young and old, out on the water enjoying all the sights up close and personal. Many thanks for your reviews on Amazon.ca as you’ve worked your way through, for the second time, I might add! Can’t wait for your thoughts on the fourth novel.