We were delighted to find many walking trails in the
Sechelt area.
The
seawalk in Sechelt itself is very pretty.
Hidden
Grove is very short, but pretty and also wheelchair accessible.
St.
Francis Point Park is beautiful, but a tricky hike.
Refueled afterwards at Halfmoon Bay Café. Their signature Amaretti cookies are really great.
Porpoise
Bay is another short trail but has a pretty salmon creek leading to the
estuary.
Cliff
Gilker Park has several lovely waterfalls.
Afterwards,
we visited nearby Robert’s Creek and the Gumshoe Café.
Their homemade bars are big and yummy!
We
loved the swamp and long boardwalks leading to Smuggler’s
Cove.
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DINNER MENUS
DAY ONE
Leafy green salad
Delicious!
Modern Beef & Bacon Pie: p. 73, Game of Thrones: A FEAST OF ICE & FIRELeafy green salad
DAY two
Wow!
Chicken with Eggplant: Lucy Waverman: Globe & Mail, Nov. 7, 2015
Orzo with Dill
DAY three
Yummy!
Lamb Indad: A TASTE OF INDIA, p. 71
Basmati Rice
Oven-Roasted Turnips
DAY four
Unbeatable!
Oxtail StewKelp Scones: Hello Magazine
day five
Family Favourite!
Chicken Chasseur: THE NEW PURITY COOKBOOK, p. 44Spaghetti
Green Beans
day six
BBQ!
SteakBaked potatoes with Sour Cream
Broccoli
day seven
Fantastic!
Pork Loin Chops with Cumin & Orange: SUNSET magazineCouscous
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We loved the huge, covered deck on our rented cabin. Perfect for listening to the soft rain pattering on the leaves all around while sipping Mulled Wine or the most decadent hot chocolate ever.
MINTY IRISH HOT
CHOCOLATE (4 servings)
(based on Southern Living magazine, Jan. 2017)
4 cups whole milk
1 cup whipping cream
100 g minty dark chocolate (I used
Lindt Excellence Intense Mint Dark Chocolate)
8 ounces grated white chocolate
2 tsp vanilla extract
1/3 cup Bailey’s Irish Cream Liqueur
Small marshmallows
Stir milk, cream, and chocolate
together over medium heat until hot.
Add vanilla and liqueur.
Pour into large mugs and top with
lots of marshmallows.
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P. S. One of our awesome breakfasts . . . *******
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