Our Epic Northwestern Journey – Part 14 – Fort Langley

Our 2nd day of touring around and sightseeing in BC (British Columbia) led us to new territories and lots of new discoveries. One such place was Fort Langley, one of Roberta’s favorite spots. Fort Langley is where British Columbia was first started, back in 1858.

Like so of the other places we visited, Fort Langley is a cute, quaint little town that is also rich with history and a lot of natural beauty. We strolled around town and took in the sights. One of our first stops was the historic Fort Langley train depot. It is no longer in use, but at one time, it was a full of trains coming and going.

Larry the conductor.

Lee the crossing guard.

Roberta is the groundskeeper.

Once again, the gardens and the flowers were just gorgeous. All of BC’s rain and wet weather makes for beautiful flowers.

We also walked along the river a bit.

And then just leisurely strolled around, taking everything in.

One of our delicious discoveries was Tiny Tim’s Mini Donuts, owned by the Tim Horton’s Donut Chain. “Tiny Tim”, actually Jonathan, makes his mini donuts hot and fresh for every order. He was so full of personality and a great salesman. The donuts literally just melted in our mouths. Dennis went right back and ordered another batch immediately after finishing his first batch.

We had a beautiful day, but we were far from over. We had a very special occasion we were celebrating later on, but more on that later. 🙂

Sometimes the best things we find are those we were not looking for. You have to be ready for the unexpected and just keep your eyes and your heart open. Who knows what you’ll find. 🙂 Have a great day and make everyday great. Stay safe and stay well. ‘Til next time.