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Summer in North America 2018 Part 5 - Port Credit and Hamilton

On a Saturday afternoon, my SIL's SIL and her mom (haha is that confusing?!) took the three girls to a musical. It was Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory broadway musical. Thus, we all went to Toronto in two cars, including grandpa. While DH, his sister, her husband, and I went to Port Credit for a bite and a little stroll by the water.

Delphinium


Port Credit area is not too big but it's not too small either. The marina was full of parked boats and yachts with the owners and friends enjoying a beautiful summer weekend on the boat deck. Some of them even brought their pets on board and they have life vests for them.





Check out my SIL's dress. Doesn't she look gorgeous in it? I think I will make myself a skirt like that one of these days... I had worn my matching batik fabric (matching with Miss Kiki) that day, 'diaper' pant style. Usually this style is worn longer but because it was a hot day I tied it shorter. However, after wearing it for a while I decided that it wasn't very comfortable that way because it kept opening up really high so when we finished walking around I changed it to a wrap skirt instead. :D No more diapers!













We got back to my SIL's SIL's home (is that even more confusing? LOL) just before the kids came back from the musical. They had a lot of fun! We then gathered for an early dinner and headed back after a little bit of play time.
















Finally it was our last day in Toronto. We took some family pictures before grandpa drove us to Hamilton airport. We didn't go through Toronto Pearson this time because I came across a very good deal on a Westjet flight at CAD 99 per person from Hamilton to Winnipeg.


















Before we were dropped off at the airport, we made a stop at the Canadian Warplane Museum located just right by. It turned out that they had a special event going on that day so even though the tickets were a bit more expensive we got to see a few old planes in the air and operating.

As the name describes, the museum had many different planes on display. Some large, some small. I'm not too familiar with the different types but it was cool to see them anyway. Below are some pictures from the museum....




















Fuel tank


















At Hamilton Airport
Next post: Winnipeg!





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