Goodbye Churchill


111 days- that’s how long I was able to spend in Churchill, Manitoba. As much as I was not ready to leave I did. The morning of August 15th I was to catch my flight out of Churchill. My friend Hayley and I went for my final trip to Gypsys for breakfast, where I had the most amazing Eggs Benedict. From there we went to pick up other guests that were also leaving on the same flight.  Once everyone was loaded into the van we headed to the beach behind the complex and saw took a final look at the whales.
Hayley and I

Me by the Hudson Bay for the last time

I boarded my flight at 11:20am after saying my goodbyes and headed off to Winnipeg where I would catch a connecting flight to Calgary. My adventure in Churchill may be over- but my adventure in regards to my up incoming final year of school is just around the cornerJ  What I am taking away from this adventure is more than any picture can show, more than the days that are counted, and more than words can explain. It’s an experience of a lifetime of constant moments that I’ll keep forever.


“We do not remember days; we remember moments”

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