Everyone Should Have A Rathtrevor - Leading Advisor

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At the same time, I take the time to share some of my personal experiences.

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Sometimes it is business and sometimes it is personal. I think that sharing the personal side helps to demonstrate that we work to achieve balance.

Today’s Blog title – Everyone Should Have A Rathtrevor is my reflection of the very rigorous cycle that I had on Monday through Rathtrevor Park. While it was raining quite heavily, I was equipped with rain gear, a second skin and a fleecy to keep out the wet and the cold.

As I am writing this Blog on Tuesday morning as I am acknowledging how clear and refreshed I feel.

Here is a picture dairy of the pictures that I have taken during my cycle and walking trips through Rathtrevor on sunnier days.

August 16, 2007 – A Leading Advisor “Afternoon At The Beach”

This is the beginning of our walk on the tidal beach which we believe to be one of the largest on the West coast of North America. You can see the brilliant green of the seaweed with the sand beach looking North West towards Rathtrevor Park.

A beached jelly fish.

The tide is still going out.

We are out about a mile from shore and Laura is now walking North East towards Vancouver, BC.

Oh! Laura thought that it might be too far and she didn’t really want to go to Vancouver anyway.

The Craig Bay Development where we live is right in the center of the picture … this gives you a sense of how far we are from shore.

Mountains on the West coast of British Columbia.

Looking West at Mt. Arrowsmith.

Looking North West towards Rathtrevor Park.

Laura & I stopping for a group shot while standing in the water.

Back on our beach at Craig Bay … yes hard to believe that while the beach is a public beach which is at the foot of our development, this is about as busy as it gets.