From Bowser to Nanaimo and then on the ferry to Vancouver where we discovered the Shameful Tiki Lounge.
Once again, packing up the Nissan Micra
The Vault Cafe, Nanaimo BC, 499 Wallace St, What a great place!
Breakfast at the Vault, Nanaimo BC. Num Num.
Heading from Nanaimo to Horseshoe Bay. Cars on Ferry Deck.
Leif Norman, self portrait
Shameful Tiki Lounge, Vancouver
Nice vintage buildings in Nanaimo
Nanaimo BC
Inside the Bastion, Nanaimo BC
“The Bastion is an enduring local icon in the third oldest city in British Columbia.
Built in 1853, the three floors of the Bastion were skillfully crafted using traditional wood working techniques by workers of the Hudson’s Bay Company. Over the years, politics and land deals saw this sturdy wooden fort moved twice. Today it is Nanaimo’s most recognizable landmark.
While the Bastion’s timbers are original, the interior represents activities of the early mining post from 1853 – 1862. Today, this former Hudson’s Bay Company building is a symbol of Nanaimo’s history. The Bastion is a “must see” destination for visitors to Nanaimo.” http://nanaimomuseum.ca/exhibits-collections/the-bastion/
Fishing Boat in Nanaimo BC
Oily water reflections
Departure Bay, BC
Looking back towards Nanaimo BC from the ferry.
Fluevog’s and rusty deck plates
The bright yellow line.
