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| One of the horses - they are really tall! |
Can you believe it: we are now gipsies! Not that there is anything wrong with gipsies it's just that we are so used to living in a house with lots of space and all the amenities one can wish for. And now we have officially moved into our new home which, while being big for a fifth wheel, is small. And it is moving and we will be all over Canada! At first we didn't even know if André and Sue would have space for us in the car for the ride to Almonte where the trailer is parked. See after they had packed everything up and emptied the apartment last Saturday, they came to clean and load the rest of their belonging and us into the truck and drive to their friend's horse farm near Ottawa. Boy, do those humans have stuff! Lots and lots of it. So much in fact that we were concerned that we would not fit into the truck anymore. Thank goodness our fears were unfounded and we got to ride along.
On the evening of June 30st we arrived at Pia and Alfons' where we will stay for a couple more days if we correctly understand André's and Sue's plans. We watch the horses and sniff all the interesting and unfamiliar smells while they put the route together which we will take to the East Coast. The trip will take us through Quebec which worries us a bit because obviously they speak another, completely different language there which we are not familiar with. So we wonder how that will work. But we will be fine just as long as we get enough treats. Speaking of treats: where is Sue? We need to go beg some from her.
Anyways, we will get to see new things almost every day from now on out and we will tell you about them. So stay tuned for more as they say.
On the evening of June 30st we arrived at Pia and Alfons' where we will stay for a couple more days if we correctly understand André's and Sue's plans. We watch the horses and sniff all the interesting and unfamiliar smells while they put the route together which we will take to the East Coast. The trip will take us through Quebec which worries us a bit because obviously they speak another, completely different language there which we are not familiar with. So we wonder how that will work. But we will be fine just as long as we get enough treats. Speaking of treats: where is Sue? We need to go beg some from her.
Anyways, we will get to see new things almost every day from now on out and we will tell you about them. So stay tuned for more as they say.
See you around
hunter and trapperPS: don't forget to read André's and Sue's blogs (listed on the side), too and to follow our trip on Google map and on facebook. You can also check our web site for more pictures.
1 comment:
YEAH!!!!!! I'm so happy to see that Hunter and Trapper are back! Another great blog to follow. Sounds like you kids are rocking!!!!!!! :)
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