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Going Home - Part 3

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Scotia, Nana, Jake, Hannah and I squeezed in a quick trip to Lunenburg.  It's a stunning town and Nana grew up in the area (before it was a tourist hotspot).

One of Hannah's friends has a wooden boat refinishing business there and we got to see some work in action. Then we wandered around, stopped in a few stores, ate ice cream and headed for home.  There were so many tourists it was almost too busy.  Long lines for all restaurants and my favorite art gallery was closed... 





Remembered to take some big group photos.  Such a cute family. The cousins all got along so well.  And two evenings Scotia and Isaiah took off with all the kids to the park or school playground to play and left the grownups to visit in peace.  Ahhh....





I love hanging out with people who like to eat like me.  Lots of veggies! 




Dad sent me home with four benches - one for each of my kids to have in their houses eventually - for my grandkids. 

Flew home and had one day to get the basement suite cleaned and Scotia's stuff moved in before school started.   
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  1. AnonymousSeptember 7, 2022 at 6:14 PM

    Whew! That's a lot packed into one week! fabulous! mom

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 22, 2022 at 7:56 PM

    I sure was fun having you all here this August. I loved every minute of it. Love, Grandpa R

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