Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
Smiles and thumbs-up as this Jeep wins the big-squeeze-last-on-the-ferry lottery.
Much better than that first-car-left-behind feeling…
Last weekend is often one of the busiest of the summer; this week’s long weekend is often more quiet as families get reorganized for the school year.
I had a look around and saw some interesting things for sale. Actually, I’m not entirely sure what was for sale and what wasn’t. Perhaps everything if the price was right.
Everything from bottles of Wormwood Tincture to calendars of naked Salt Spring women. And a donation box for the Mud Girls.
When we moved to the Island, thirty or so years ago, there were a few deer around. They were small, about the size of a medium to large dog. They were skinny and often had unhealthy looking coats. And they were wary.
That’s all changed. There are a lot of deer around. They’re larger; we have a couple of three point bucks visit these days. They’re big and healthy and they are not in any way concerned about humans. Case in point, this image could have been titled, ‘casual wildlife photo from the deck while enjoying morning coffee’.
As wonderful as it is to have healthy wildlife around, I can’t help think there are problems ahead.
This girl was waiting for her mother who became lost in Black Sheep Books yesterday afternoon.
The girl would wander a bit then begin to dance and spin around.
A mystical morning with light fog and a golden glow at the start of a summer day.