July 26 Trip: Sooke to Port Renfrew (~1.5hr) Activities/Visits: Kayaking, Shirley, Sheringham Point Lighthouse, Pacheedaht Beach (Port Renfrew) It was another beautiful day at Sooke. The harbour was majestic and quiet in the morning. Importantly, the kids woke up on time to do sea kayaking in the morning. We met our kayaking tour guide , Randal, at Kaltasin Park, who ran Mystic Beach Adventures Inc , which guided people on nature and wildlife tours at Sooke. The kids weren't strong enough to paddle on their own, so I towed Frederick's kayak, while Randal towed Charlotte's. My Son and his Kayak There were many starfishes, moon jellies and crabs. We even saw a few blue herons fly around to catch the fish. Moon Jelly Video Purple Starfish I got a drone shot of myself kayaking. Kayaking was a lot of work when towing your kid who paddled backward, but it was fun. I wished that I lived closer to the water so that I could do more kayaking. This is one of the f...
Yes, it is about the car insurance again. After calling the adjuster back for like million times. Pretty much I called 3 times a week. I need to know if they will waive or decrease by premium increase by this week since my premium is about to due. Finally, today I called and the adjuster told me that she is working on my file. She need to write a form to her manager. Some good news here at least. Hopefully I get more info this afternoon.
I should have posted news about my long lasting parking lot accident last week. So... finally, I am breath again! Here is what happen and a bit of recap: About four weeks ago, my adjuster tired to negotiate with the other insurance company, stating that they believe the case isn't my fault. However, because of the current law (not sure if it is Alberta traffic law or some insurance company's rule), the decision stayed as 50% of my fault. Basically, when your car is in reverse, you are consider to be a moving vehicle , even you step on the brake paddle and stopped fully . That's why even I stopped, and hit by the other person, I am still consider at fault. Without success, my adjuster helped me sum up a report about this incident and send it to the policy manager (or another manager... too many of them), hoping that my insurance company will waive my premium increase. After 3 weeks.... The manager finally had time to look into the file when my premium is about to due in abo...
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