Opinion

The following letter was sent to the District of Sechelt and copied to Coast Reporter.

Editor: So I see the Experience Card is too popular (B.C. Ferries FAC meeting, Coast Reporter, July 2), and as a result, fares might go up. Does Mr.

Is this weather glorious, or what? What a fantastic week on the Sunshine Coast. And it couldn't have come any sooner.

Editor: The opinions expressed at last Monday's (June 28) Gospel Rock neighbourhood plan open house varied widely in ideals, cosmology and sensitivity to potential commissions.

Editor: It was with surprise that I read the water conservation tip number five from the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) on mulching, and noted seaweed as mulch (Coast Reporter, June 25).

Editor: Sechelt is to be commended once again for staging a wonderful July 1 parade: good healthy, family entertainment. The gloomy weather did little to dampen the enthusiasm of the large crowd of spectators.

Editor: How about some warning? My dog and I are seniors; we go for our morning walk in the woods. At 8 a.m. on Canada Day we entered the woods at the trail head at the top of Selma Park Road.

Editor: We haven't even had a sunny day at the beach yet, and the garbage out there is just too much - and I mean that literally.

Editor: A recent retirement renovation plan turned into a renovation nightmare. We had everything when we lived in the UK.

Editor: Am I like Robinson Crusoe, stranded alone on a desert island? On the days on and after the G20 meeting, I was glued to the television watching the mayhem in the streets of Toronto.