Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
Yet another new path on Salt Spring. This one is along the south side of Lower Ganges Road and runs from Booth Canal Road to Sharp Road. The bulk of the work was accomplished by Island Pathways volunteers. The path winds its way near the road but has dips and turns as well as a bridge and rock retaining walls.
It’s now possible to walk/ride from Booth Canal to Ganges without venturing on the Lower Ganges speedway.
Molly and Zach’s place along Upper Ganges Road. Great young people growing food for us.
I first saw ‘car stops’ on North and South Pender Islands. The idea is gradually spreading through the Gulf Islands. This sign is on Mansell Road.
That’s Lara and John of Mt. Maxwell Coffee Roasters, seen here in a Mount Maxwell meadow. (see what I did there?)
They are crafters of fresh, small batch coffee. When you are on Salt Spring, you can try a cup at Bruce’s Kitchen, The Fernwood Road Cafe, TJ Beans or Auntie Pestos. You can also visit their roadside stand on Cranberry Road.
…on your way to Mount Maxwell
We’ve seen this Salt Spring sign before. But it’s wonderful this year so I couldn’t resist.