Sunlight touches part of a Sitka Spruce.
A giant Red Cedar springboard stump sits in the background.
A giant Red Cedar springboard stump sits in the background.
(Do you remember the springboard stump featured earlier this year?)
Sitka and Cedar
Low Maintenance
A sign that marks a trail that’s not really a trail. So no-one goes on the trail and no-one maintains the trail. And the vegetation—despite a summer drought—begins the takeover.
Art Piece
Light plays on an old Salt Spring building. And the wine glasses are at the ready.
Cottage
It’s been some time since I posted a ‘Saturday home’ photo. This cottage conforms to the 602.77 square feet restriction. Somehow it feels much larger.
I call this architectural trickery, spacious minimalism.
Really, how much more do you need?
*note: we’re taking a short break; the next post will appear in a few days
Groundwork
I spotted this art piece while waiting for my Salt Spring Salads*.
We’re looking down at Diana Lynn Thompson’s Groundwork, part of her LANDART collection on display outside Mahon Hall.
If your computing device allows you to zoom in a bit you’ll find lots of man-made items ‘hidden’ in the various areas of the piece.
*Operated by the GISS culinary/cafeteria program, this food truck (between Mahon Hall and the School Board Office) is home to the best super fresh, meal size ($9) salads on Salt Spring! Open from 11:30 to 3:45. The proceeds provide jobs for cafeteria students working at the food truck during the summer—and anything left over goes back into the program to help make it even better!
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