I'm not the only person having adventures, you know.

 I had a chance to check my email this morning, and found emails from three of my friends:  Flat Justin, Flat Casey and Flat McKenzie.  Flat Justin went to visit the construction site at Queen's University in Kingston, and Flat McKenzie went to Ottawa.  Flat Casey went farthest of all: right out to Vancouver Island and then by plane from Victoria to Ottawa.  They all got together for a party before Christmas.  Flat Casey says that he's been learning to play the clarinet!

Here are some of the photos that they sent me.

Flat Justin, Flat McKenzie and Flat Casey at New Year's

 

Installing the security camera above Queen's University. 
Flat Justin's safety vest and hat are waaay too big for him!

Flat Justin at the controls of the excavator.

Flat Casey explores a houseboat community on Vancouver Island.

 

Flat Justin says that this is a Caterpillar 324 excavator at the Queen's construction site.
 I would have just said it was a digger, but he says that it's important to put in its real name.

Flat Casey helps herd the Muscovy ducks at the farm on Vancouver Island.

Flat Casey has his first lesson in Zimbabwe music -
how to make a safe and controlled ascent of your drum.

Almost home - landing at Pearson International Airport in Toronto
after a long flight from Victoria, British Columbia.



Flat Casey looking down at Toronto harbour as his
plane heads eastward toward Ottawa. 



Ariel and Flat McKenzie waiting at the Ottawa airport for Flat Casey.

Flat McKenzie looks north over the Rideau Canal
and the Ottawa River towards the Gatineau.

Flat McKenzie visits the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill.