With the island now under water, I think it’s safe to say the drought of 2015 is over.
It’s time to start building home systems to capture and store winter and spring rains for summer use.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Archives for 2015
Postcard Pre-Dawn
Standing guard against ominous clouds in Ganges Harbour, Seahorse witnesses the first morning of winter 2015/16
*posts are likely to be intermittent from December 24th to January 3rd; best wishes to the followers of Salt Spring Photos!
Dull Day
Overcast, light showers, grey, fog patches, dark. The shortest day of the year was, as far as I could tell, short on pretty.
And I’m hoping this dull monochrome image portrayed the day well.
Still holding out hope for a glimpse of the rare Christmas full moon…
This is the Booth Canal area during the high ‘winter’ tides.
Dining Deer
Saw this small herd of deer grazing in a forest on our Salt Spring dining room table and thought it might make a seasonal Sunday still life.
(the coloured circles are created by the out-of-focus lights on the Christmas tree behind)
Crofton Mill
11:58 a.m. At Catalyst’s Crofton Mill
There’s plenty of ‘off-island’ travel during the pre-holiday season to and from Salt Spring Island. So Salt Springer’s get to spend ample time at BC Ferry terminals taking in the nearby sights. Two ships were loading while I was waiting in line, the Star Kirkenes, registered in Bergen, Norway and the Yunnan, registered in Hong Kong. It’s easy to look these up on the Internet to find out information about the vessels and to track their current locations.
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