Halifax Day 2: on my way to a wedding.

Running a bit late at the moment. Stayed in my hotel room all morning getting some work done. Didn't even leave for breakfast - just had the snacks I bough last night for tv watching (chips and chocolate - delicious but nutritionally lacking) paired with the in room coffee. Which actually turned out ok, but had to be taken black, as I don't trust 'whiteners'.

Anyways am now on the ferry heading to Halifax. I breezes through the Dartmouth farmers market on y way to the boat, and should have just enough time to see the Halifax farmers market (apparently the longest running farmers market in the world) before heading to Amy's wedding. Hopefully grabbing a nutritious bite to eat for lunch on my way.

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Turns out that there are two farmers markets here on the Halifax side. I went to the one on the historic site, which was once the only market. But now, there's a newly costructed market venue, which was what I was originally aiming for but never made it to. Did manage to have a yummy lunch anyways. Little bits of Korean food, Indian food and then a plum crepe.

At the end of it, wound up taking a taxi to the chapel. It was a relatively small chapel, but old and really quite beautiful. The ceremony itself was lovely, and Amy looked amazing, so tall and chic.

At the moment, Im just wandering around the city waiting for the reception. I walked down from Dalhousie with a friend towards downtown, stopping for Starbucks along the way (no mugs :( ), then split up and headed off to shop solo. Did a bit of shopping, then wandered up towards the citadel. Which I promptly left, because of all the bugs trying to land in my latte. Now I find myself back at the waterfront, where I hung out yesterday. The weather is much nicer put today, so there's lots more people wandering around. Also more musicians, which adds to the ambiance.

Anyways, need to start making my way towards the reception venue at pier 21. More later :)