Steveston Promenade
With my back still very sore doing any walks that includes elevation gain causes more pain the good. Therefore putting wellness first but still making sure I'm out there walking, Gianni and I decided to go to Steveston for a drive in our convertible and walk. We thought the trail ended at the end of the village but were pleasantly surprised that it carried on around the bend.
We had already walked the village and had had dinner so our walk wasn't a long one. Coming home I researched the trails and found Steveston and South Dyke trail is a six km easy trail to walk. We will definitely be going back and completing this one as the scenery is absolutely beautiful. Here are some pictures of our short promenade.
Starting our promenade Gianni taking it all in Sun trying to peek out Lake on the side Rusty anchor River in it's glory Cannery days More about the cannery Dedicated commercial fishing Ladies working at cannery Fishermen's catch Old cannery Workers from around the world History on the workers Gianni contemplating Cannery info Our drive home in the SKY
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