The previous night we stayed at Birch Bay State Park, a park on the ocean. We strolled along the beach and Barbara sat
at a picnic table as the sun was going down.
The next morning we headed out early to cross the border to Canada (you never know how long that’s going to
take) and get to Chilliwack,
British Columbia for our 8am
trailer orientation. We sailed through
the border crossing (perhaps saying we were buying a Canadian-built trailer
helped), picked up a quick breakfast at Tim Horten’s, and made it to the
trailer manufacturer.
Their orientation explained all the things inside and
outside the trailer. Lots of
details!
Then to simplify the customs procedure, they drove the
trailer across the border to the US and we met the trailer
there. Then off we went…
We drove back to Deception
Pass State
Park, weighing the trailer and buying food on the
way and then we moved in.
We were glad to have our new letterboxing friend, Judy, join
us for our first meal in our new home on wheels. Enjoyed the yummy pie she brought over for
dinner – a delightful house-warming gift.
