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I guess I’ll get started posting about all the stuff we did before I moved to Toronto and never had time to write about. This is most of August and the first few days of September. There are also some new things happening, but I’ll wait on those until I’m caught up. School has already swung into full gear, but I’ll try to be fast.
The Mexican restaurant on the corner finally opened. It’s called Sol Latino. We went with Thesia and the kids last night they were here. Mark, the owner, is a friend of Jonathan’s and he came over to say hello.
The first Saturday in August we went geocaching on Perth Road, at the Purdy Water boat launch. We drive by this spot all the time and have always wanted to check it out. We think we’ll have to go back one day with a canoe. Afterwards, we drove up to the Depot Lakes Conservation Area for some more geocaching. We only found one of the two caches, and the geocoin was missing, but at least we enjoyed the hike. We were really impressed by the handiwork of the local beavers. On the way home we stopped by the cottage and were happy to see that the septic tank had been emptied. Sunday we went geocaching again, but this time stayed in Kingston. We’ve found almost all of the Kingston caches now.
The following Saturday we rented a canoe and headed to South Lake for (what else?) more geocaching. Banjo was really excited about the boat ride. He loves the water. Unfortunately, this lake turned out to be stinky and polluted. We named one part of it Pus Bay. I took a neat picture of a garter snake.
