As soon as we hit the coastal road we started seeing tsunami warning signs. 
Lots of them. And we also noticed signs indicating tsunami exit routes, but the roadways they pointed to seemed impossibly narrow. How would all the cars get up that narrow roadway and not get into a traffic jam? And then everyone would die sitting in their cars. In all of our planning we had not prepared for this. Guess what? You don’t take your car! As soon as the alarm is sounded, or the earth stops shaking, whichever comes first, you run for the exit route. Yes, on foot. No kidding. I will need to work on my running. Continue reading “Tsunami anyone?”
Still in Canada
The howling wind blew us across Saskatchewan and most of the way to Calgary only to find they were experiencing an early onset of winter. Continue reading “Still in Canada”
Leaving Home
Leaving Home Getting ready to leave this week has been hectic. Over the last few months we have generated oodles of hand written lists, printed out lists from other travelers, made up scraps of paper with “don’t forget”. Right now these are spread all over the kitchen table. Continue reading “Leaving Home”