Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
You’ll find this Salt Spring roadside stand on Cranberry Road. It’s on the way to the Mount Maxwell summit.
You’ll find, well, granola, from Lara’s Salt Spring Granola Co. And John’s Mount Maxwell Roasters coffee. The day I went by there were bags of beans for sale and coffee by the cup. And fresh eggs from their daughter’s chickens.
There’s always an interesting view in the Fernwood area. But then again, that’s probably true for most every ocean beach. This morning was particularly interesting though for the wildlife and the sounds it was making; deer, rabbits, owl, otter, loons near Wallace Island, gulls, ravens, and a man walking two dogs (only one dog seemed wild).
GISPA’s Haroun production, May 15-17. A resetting of Salman Rushdie’s classic story.
GISPA is the Gulf Islands School of Performing Arts. It’s a school within Gulf Islands Secondary on Salt Spring Island. This unique school combines advanced technical and artistic training and collective creation.
from the new GISPA Website:
Students of GISPA are given a unique opportunity. Together, we work on creating an original collective project between all three of our strands: Acting, Music and Dance. This means that our students work together, creating original music, choreography and scene-work geared towards a final year-end production. Collective creation aims to blend all of our strengths into a sleek, powerful performance through which our innovation and skill can shine.
It’s my pleasure to not only work around these talented and energetic young people but to support them as my business cause.
There two were heading towards Ganges.
Got my dog, got my horse, don’t need no cowboy.
Magnificent spring growth around this hidden Salt Spring lake makes a wonderful memory.
But is it better in colour or in black and white?
