Daily Didactic
We started the morning in the just fine, but hard to get enthused about, Kinnikinnick Campground in between Prince Rupert and Port Edward. While we would have been fine here for a couple of days, the knowledge that we were moving into a quaint old building for the next couple of days had us up and moving at the perfectly reasonable hour of 9:30. We were in Prince Rupert and toting our stuff up the three flights of stairs of the hundred year old building by 10:00. We stayed long enough to drop off our gear and then "hoofed it" over to Cowpuccino's (the amusingly cow punned coffee shop around the corner) for some breakfast and a fancy coffee drink for Brian. We shopped our way around the two blocks of Cow Bay, peered at the harbor for a bit, and enjoyed our general lack of westward movement.

We then proceeded to spend the rest of the day doing not much at all. We found a couple of bookstores, a little dinner, and enjoyed a relaxing evening in a comfortable room.

Morning at the lush and rustic Kinnikinnick Campground		Later morning at the relatively posh Pioneer Hostel
A turn of the century building with some primary color touches		Stairs down from the third floor
Our home for the next couple of days, room 15		From the third floor back stairs, looking at the fire pit and neighborhood deer
They also seemed happy to be here		The gazebo and an amusing planter
A tunnel to the Prince Rupert 'Sunken Gardens'		Cow Bay, as funky as Prince Rupert wants to be
Cowpuccinos. Great breakfast, coffee and deserts, and a clever thematic name		Cow poles
Cow Bay Harbor		A sail boat on it's way in, sans sails
An emphatic no		Seems like a good design if you want to attract pigeons
Almost life sized		A cow tub planter
She really loves cows...

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