Vancouver Island is a place to visit for people of all ages. Join Soren as he tells us about some of his amazing adventures right here on Vancouver Island! 
Papa knows that I love grapes. All summer he brought me grapes from his house. They are so sweet and yummy. So when daddy asked if I’d go with him to pick some grapes at Chateau Wolff Estate Winery I thought I’d spend the whole day eating grapes! I was excited to see soooo many grapes on the bushes. BUT we weren’t allowed to eat them, I tried one, and spit it out because it had seeds in it! Papa makes nicer grapes to eat. I guess these ones are for wine. I don’t drink wine as I’m not tall enough. Maybe when I’m taller I can go on one of daddy’s tours!
Daddy picked a lot of grapes and threw them into a big bin. Where are they taking all those grapes? Read More
In the summer my family went for a long, windy car ride to BIG beaches on the west coast! We saw lots of things on the way, BIG trees, birds, cows, lakes, nice people, more trees and then the OCEAN. When we got out of the car I headed straight for the water. Waves crashing, big waves, little waves and sand everywhere. We climbed on rocks, we dug big holes, and found funny little animals scurrying across the sand. I love the sand in my toes, no shoes here just soft sand and LOTS of space to run. I didn’t want to go but mommy said I had to have a nap. I’m a big boy now so I don’t think I need I naps, but mommy disagrees.
I would like to live at the beach, I think that would be a good idea.
Mommy and Daddy drink beer, I don’t like beer it smells funny and it’s for adults only. They make lots of beer in Nanaimo, where we live and Daddy takes people on tours to show them how it’s made! Did you know that at Longwood Brewery their beer likes to ride in a hammock? So funny. Beer doesn’t belong in a hammock, it has to stay in the fridge!!
I thought tea came from the cupboard but apparently it comes from a farm! But if you visit the tea farm in Cowichan you’ll learn that tea actually grows on a bush and then the farmers turn it into nice smelling tea by plucking and drying it!
The tea was much better than drinking water from my sippy cup – it was warm and