You know how I mentioned I’ve got loads of photographs to share with you? well, here’s the first installment. Since starting my travelling adventure back in March I’ve been snappin’ away even more than usual. My latest photos are taken in picture perfect Tofino, BC Canada. You can also see some more of my recent photographs taken in Tofino on my lovely friend Emma’s blog kisses and cross stitches Emma’s new ‘Wanderlust’ feature is bound to inspire anyone with itchy feet to pack their bags and get going. These are a few of my favourite things:

Flowers and classic cars: Everywhere I go I end up hunched over a bush or below a tree photographing flowers or blossom of any kind. I ‘m fairly certain my friends will soon start taking diversions down streets with no flowers so they don’t have to stand there whilst I faff around with my camera squealing at how lovely flowers are. Tofino has tons of pretty flowers on each corner so it’s impossible to resist capturing some of them (sorry Theresa). My love of classic cars is growing at a rapid pace now that I can actually drive legally. The faded green colour of this vintage beast, I think it’s a 1939 Plymouth Coupe looks so incredible parked up outside the pale blue garage, swoon.


Ice creams and sitting down: Peanut Butter Chocolate Ice Cream, the greatest invention since sliced bread. I had never tried this flavour of ice cream before I visited Tofino and now I’m hooked. I love ice cream & chocolate & Peanut Butter so all those three things combined is a sure-fire winner. Sitting down in the sun, need I say more? We found this floral sofa at the side of the road after somebody moved house, one of our new friends wanted it for their place so we had a pretty comedy time trying to carry it down the highway. Every time we picked it up we laughed then dropped it again.

Long sunny days walking on the beach, more flowers, fresh fish tacos and loads of sunshine!
Love everyday. Happy Sunday.
The Big Mac
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Accompanied by the most delicious Blue Cheese & Walnut Salad with Ranch Dressing and side of Garlic Bread. The Garlic bread was delicious, although I only had a nibble as wheat and me dont always mix so well. Since arriving in Canada it has become apparent that the Canadians really do know how to bake. There are bakeries on almost every corner with the most fantastic freshly baked produce from Cinnamon Swirls to bread. As our internet connection is still down the only place in town to be connected is the bakery, so I simply had to order myself a Dark Chocolate muffin and London Fog and sit myself down to answer my lovely emails. If you’ve started a new blog or found my post on ‘Tips For Starting A Blog’ useful or inspiring, I’d really love to hear from you. You can get in touch with Me at thebigmacblog@gmail.com









