Do you see what I see

Seven-month-old Hayes Johnson is awed by crystals while browsing with his mother, Katy Johnson, at the annual Winterfest craft sale.

DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE: Seven-month-old Hayes Johnson seems awed by a display of crystals while browsing with his mother

Seven-month-old Hayes Johnson seems awed by a display of crystals while browsing with his mother, Katy Johnson, during the annual Winterfest craft sale at Qualicum Beach Civic Centre last Saturday.

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