Water temp: 6 celsius
Brake burns, church suppers,
fireman's breakfasts, truck tractors,
surfing and all the other things that
make the south shore great!
Monday, 15 December 2008
Sunday, 14 December 2008
One wild old day out at the point!
Picture me standing out there by myself, shouting "woah!!!.....WOW!!!!" over and over again as huge wave after huge wave rose up and broke in the offshore winds. AWESOME!
It's hard to give them a sense of scale, but these waves were easily between 10 and 20 feet high!



It's hard to give them a sense of scale, but these waves were easily between 10 and 20 feet high!
Labels:
"nova scotia",
"south shore",
atlantic,
backwoods,
ocean,
rural,
waves
Friday, 12 December 2008
+ 15 C?!?
Weird....well, at least a surf shot doesn't feel out of place today...
Not much going on this weekend for suppers, teas, etc...so, enjoy this surf pic:
Not much going on this weekend for suppers, teas, etc...so, enjoy this surf pic:
Labels:
"lunenburg county",
"south shore",
atlantic,
backwoods,
nov,
ocean,
rural,
surfing
Thursday, 11 December 2008
Blast From the Past: Stonehurst Brake Burns
Wednesday, 10 December 2008
Tuesday, 9 December 2008
Monday, 8 December 2008
St. Andrew's United Christmas Luncheon and Sale
I think I shrieked out loud a little when I saw this Christmas luncheon advertised in The Bulletin's classifieds...tiny sammiches, devilled eggs...sold.
The hall was warm and cozy, I love this place. Exposed wood makes it feel even cosier, with some neat exposed beams and pillars. An interesting space nonetheless.
Turnout was lighter than last year, so the volunteers made every attempt to load us up with food. Not that we were complaining, the food was just as great as we remembered. First round, lil' sammiches:

My plate await'eth the sammiches...

Cream cheese and cherries, mmmmmm....

The muthaload!
There were: cucumber, tuna, devilled ham, cream cheese and cherry, mock seafood, shredded carrots and some mystery substance...All were delectable! I have a soft spot for devilled ham, maybe the thought of eating it in the house of the lord is enough? Speaking of meals of the beast, devilled eggs!

Sorry it's out of focus, I am kicking myself for not holding the camera steadier, I guess I was too excited to eat these goodies! As you can see, some of them have a slice of olive on top of them which was a neat touch.
Dessert was a choice of trifle or apple crumble with frozen yoghurt. To be honest, we were both pretty stuffed by the time dessert rolled around, but we managed to clean most of our dessert plates. ^_^
I picked up a pair of knitted socks, mitts and dish cloth for a crand total of $15! Can't beat those prices.
I'm already looking to next year's luncheon!
The hall was warm and cozy, I love this place. Exposed wood makes it feel even cosier, with some neat exposed beams and pillars. An interesting space nonetheless.
Turnout was lighter than last year, so the volunteers made every attempt to load us up with food. Not that we were complaining, the food was just as great as we remembered. First round, lil' sammiches:
My plate await'eth the sammiches...
Cream cheese and cherries, mmmmmm....
The muthaload!
There were: cucumber, tuna, devilled ham, cream cheese and cherry, mock seafood, shredded carrots and some mystery substance...All were delectable! I have a soft spot for devilled ham, maybe the thought of eating it in the house of the lord is enough? Speaking of meals of the beast, devilled eggs!
Sorry it's out of focus, I am kicking myself for not holding the camera steadier, I guess I was too excited to eat these goodies! As you can see, some of them have a slice of olive on top of them which was a neat touch.
Dessert was a choice of trifle or apple crumble with frozen yoghurt. To be honest, we were both pretty stuffed by the time dessert rolled around, but we managed to clean most of our dessert plates. ^_^
I picked up a pair of knitted socks, mitts and dish cloth for a crand total of $15! Can't beat those prices.
I'm already looking to next year's luncheon!
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