More Ship Hector Days

It was the last Pirate Day at the Quay for the season.  The kids love making their own pirate ship and Pirate John is always around to give them pointers.


Ralph, the donation pirate tried to eat Will's arm, but he managed to get away.

It is Ashley's last day so it was good bye time....



Darlene, Ashley, Brian, Kathy, Jordan, Joyce and Brandan.

Ashley wanted to get some sound effects for her video of the windless turning so Brandon and Will got on the windless and tried to coordinate turning so that center black bar would do it's click click thing.  It was more laughs and talking so Kathy gave a try; that was hard work!

With lots of emotions there was one final goodbye with Ashley.

Today is also Christine's last day as Pictou Ambassador.

Ashley, Keith, Christine, Kathy and Brandan.


Christine enjoyed her smoothie lunch while Brandan looked on wondering how someone could drink on of those!

We went for drinking coffee with Keith at the Stone Kitchen and talked and talked of this and that.

On our way to MacIntosh's we dropped off some blackberries with Keith; he had talked about his famous blackberry pies he made and that the west coast blackberries were so good; now he could try some east coast blackberries.

Darlene had made a chicken pot pie; it was sooo good. The biscuit on top was just the right amount of flaky and inside was just the right amount of juicy.

Here are a few different angles of the ship Hector...











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